Rosy Daniel is a contemporary artist based in Beirut. Her work is a personal reflection on the people and places that have shaped her life, investigating themes of memory, place, and time.

She paints portraits of familiar and unfamiliar faces, drawn to those who intrigue her, capturing their spirit through bold strokes and textured surfaces.

Growing up in Beirut, her landscapes reveal the contrasts of her city - where historic architecture stands alongside modern high-rises beneath ever-shifting skies. The coastline, with its changing tides and shimmering light, offers her a space to explore themes of memory, movement, and impermanence.

Her latest solo exhibition, Echoes of Summer, revisits coastal memories, translating fleeting moments into color and form. Drawing inspiration from summers spent along the Mediterranean coast, her paintings evoke the textures of sun-warmed stones, the rhythm of the sea, and the nostalgia of

long afternoons - transforming the passage of time into vivid, tactile works. She invites viewers into intimate landscapes where personal history and collective memory converge.