Sue Daniel came to Canada during the Hungarian revolution in 1956. Confidence, freedom and a fierce independence are critical components that live in all her works, shaped and driven by memories of struggle. After travelling extensively and living in Turkey, England, California and Montreal, she now resides in West Vancouver, Canada, and works there in her own purpose-built studio.
Sue works in oils to depict and reflect the drama she finds in nature and life. She studied at Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design, completed a mentorship under Dene Croft (past president of the FCA), and a residency in Juseu, Spain.
Like other abstract impressionists, Sue believes the artist consciously drives the creation process while taking creative risks.