Daniela Busarello defines herself as Brazilian by birth, Parisian by adoption, and Italian at regular intervals.

Her background as an architect influences her artistic approach. An intimate understanding of places, combined with sensibility, vitality, and almost scientific precision of her working process, contributes to her creations' uniqueness and poetic dimension.

Daniela's work follows nature's rhythm, observes the passing of time, and patiently gathers the transformations. Marked by strong attention to materials and scale, Daniela is interested in the small, whether it is an iris petal blossoming out of season, a raindrop collected on the streets of Paris, or a fragment of rock crumbled by the erosion of the wind.

Her artistic research explores Nature, Times Past [cycles of life-death-immortality], and Genius Loci [the Spirit of Place]. These concepts have been continuously present in her work as an architect and artist.

Daniela has collaborated with numerous French artisans and craftspeople, including Manufacture Cogolin, Robert Four Aubusson, Paolo Crepax in Italy, and Novo Louvre in Brazil.