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Based in Ocean City,

New Jersey, USA 

"Abstract works revealing memory, symbols, and the hidden feelings found deep within our souls."

“Inward” — watercolor on paper by contemporary artist Daniela Atanasova, abstract seated human figure with folded limbs, rendered in muted green and grey tones with a quiet, introspective mood.

INWARD

 2025

Watercolor on paper

Daniela Atanasova
Visual 
Artist 

Daniela
Atanasova

Visual
Artist

Selected
works

“Reflected Stillness” - Abstract watercolor painting of two intertwined human figures by contemporary artist Daniela Atanasova, one darker and one lighter, with sculptural, stone-like forms and a quiet, introspective mood.

Reflected stillness

2025
Watercolor on paper
11.5 x 8.5 in

“Stream” — watercolor on paper by contemporary artist Daniela Atanasova, abstract composition with fluid lines and soft tonal transitions combined with sand-like textures

STream

2025
Watercolor with texture on paper

11 ¼ x 8 ½ in.

"Some sensations lose their meaning when put into words.
I am drawn to what remains once meaning has dissolved."

“Fragments” — watercolor on pape by contemporary artist Daniela Atanasova,r, abstract elongated human figures with expressive color and geometric composition.

Fragments

2025
Watercolor on paper
13 ¾ x 9 ¾ in

“School Memory” — mixed media on canvas board with glass, paper, metal, and acrylic by contemporary artist Daniela Atanasova, featuring layered shells and translucent elements in a soft, neutral palette.

School memory

2017
Mixed media on canvas
9.5 x 7.5 x 2 in

Daniela Atanasova

About

Contemporary visual artist, based in Ocean City, New Jersey, USA 

Portrait of the visual artist Daniela Atanasova with long blond hair and glasses

She is a contemporary visual artist working between abstraction and reality. Through painting, drawing, and mixed media, her work explores memory, symbolic imagery, and emotional landscapes that shape human experience. Living and working in a coastal environment, the shifting atmosphere of nature subtly informs the contemplative mood of her work.

Many of the paintings are created on an intimate scale that encourages close viewing and quiet contemplation. In this sense, there is an affinity with the tradition of the Dutch Golden Age painters, whose small-format works transformed everyday moments into profound visual experiences. Similarly, the intimate scale of Atanasova’s paintings encourages a slower and more attentive encounter with the image. The reduced scale invites the viewer to focus on subtle relationships between form, gesture, and inner atmosphere.

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