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Kite Surfers at Blouberg

Oil on canvas

100 x 100 cm

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Category: Product ID: 26588

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    Description

    Oil on canvas

    100 x 100 cm

    Jaime Danielle Smith

    Jaime Danielle Smith

    Jaime Danielle Smith is a Zimbabwean-born Abstract Expressionist artist currently based in Stuttgart, Germany. Her life and career have been shaped by a rich tapestry of experiences—from her early years in Harare and Cape Town to extensive travels throughout Europe, the UK, and the Caribbean. These global influences, combined with a deep connection to nature and the human condition, are central to her creative voice.
    After immigrating to South Africa due to political unrest in Zimbabwe, Jaime Danielle Smith pursued a degree in Film and Social Anthropology and went on to build a successful career in film production. A bold transition followed, as she spent four years working and traveling on superyachts, immersed in the landscapes and seascapes of the Mediterranean and Caribbean—environments that continue to influence her artistic perspective.
    Berlin marked a pivotal chapter in Jaime Danielle Smith’s journey, where her enduring passion for painting evolved into a full-time career. Largely self-taught, she approaches her practice with relentless curiosity and a commitment to experimentation, process, and growth. The birth of her daughter served as a profound catalyst, prompting Jaime Danielle Smith to fully embrace her identity as an artist and pursue painting as her primary focus.
    Jaime Danielle Smith’s work explores the relationship between nature and the psyche, the tension between emptiness and chaos, and the emotional resonance of memory and place. Her paintings are characterized by rich layers and textures, reflecting the complexity of life’s evolving phases. She combines loose, gestural
    brushstrokes and dynamic mark-making with areas of calm and stillness, creating visual spaces that invite reflection and emotional connection.
    A process-driven artist, Jaime Danielle Smith believes that art should be felt rather than understood. She often engages with viewers who seek clarity in abstract art, emphasizing instead the power of ambiguity to evoke deeper emotional responses. Her large-scale works allow for full-body engagement and reflect her desire to create immersive, vibrant experiences that offer moments of stillness amidst life’s unpredictability.
    Through her work, Jaime Danielle Smith invites viewers to lose themselves in a kaleidoscope of colour, texture, and feeling—discovering something new with each encounter.
    In 2022, Jaime Danielle Smith held her acclaimed solo exhibition ‘Mapping The Past’ in Hamburg, which garnered significant recognition and exposure. She is an active participant in the international artists’ initiative The Travelling Art Gallery and is exclusively represented in South Africa by The Artists Gallery.

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