Manifesto
Flavia Daniele is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Rome and now based in New York City.
With a photography background, she ventured into the fashion industry, exploring various roles that deepened her understanding of its creative and structural dynamics.
Beyond photography, Flavia works across multiple artistic disciplines, including pottery, lithography, monoprinting, wood engraving, linocut, cyanotype, video, and illustration. She often blends these mediums, creating unique intersections between techniques and perspectives.
Analog photography is central to her artistic practice. The absence of instant digital feedback allows her to fully immerse herself in the creative process, fostering a direct and intimate connection with her subjects. The physical nature of analog photography—its tangible outcome—aligns with her exploration of permanence in an increasingly ephemeral digital world.
In an era where images exist as fleeting data, buried in digital archives, Flavia’s work seeks to defy impermanence. By emphasizing materiality and sensory engagement, she strives to create lasting impressions—art that can be touched, held, and remembered. Through this pursuit, she explores the intersection between memory, physicality, and the human desire for immortality.
flavia.daniele11@gmail.com
Awards & Exhibitions
2019
Il Premio speciale RAI CINEMA è andato a "One second of eternity" di Alessio Hong, Daniele Pellecchia e Flavia Daniele. Questa la motivazione: "Per l’uso sapiente dell’immagine, volta ad esplorare nuovi media e nuovi linguaggi nel futuro dell’innovazione creativa".
2020
Appia Town by Studio Croma - cultural festival in the heart of Rome near the famous Appia Antica
2022
2025
2026
Aniene Festival - Un salotto sul fiume, un teatro sotto le stelle, una pista da ballo e un café chantant.
2021
I BIENNALE ANTROPOCENE -Progetto promosso da Art G.A.P., Associazione Letteraria Premio Nazionale Elio Pagliarani, ECAD e Stati Generali della Memoria con la collaborazione di ANTA, Gariwo e Sapereambiente.
AURA FILM FESTIVAL - Independent screening at Low Cinema, Queens of the project “Ed uscimmo a riveder le stelle”.
FUGUE GALLERY- Reflective Glass presents a body of work by a wide variety of artists, ranging from gelatin silver prints, oil on wool, site-specific installation, and projections. Curated by Adam Choi Nordby and Carter Guthrie, the show is a means to find interpretations and elaborations of intrapersonal conversations about the transmutation of our identity to the world beyond via visual medium.
ShoutOut Miami
CoraggiosamenteNYC
