Danielle Cross writing at a table with her camera, a large art print on the wall behind her


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DANIELLEX | Fine Art Prints Australia

"I've always lived between things. Between feeling and expression. Between the canvas and the camera. That in-between place. That's where all my work lives.
Art needs to be felt before it is seen."
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THE WORK

ART COLLECTIONS

THE STORIES

JOURNAL

  1. Lucky for some

    What defines someone to be lucky? Lucky the work found people. Lucky the doors keep opening. Lucky, like it fell out of the sky and landed on me. L...
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  2. Why do we buy trends?

    Most of us don't buy a trend because we love it. We buy it because everyone else already does. It's the safest feeling there is. Nobody questions t...
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IN SITU

GALLERY

A framed art print of white and rust coloured flowers hanging above a brown sofa in a living room
The Object of Affection art print of a swimmer in aqua water, framed above a bed in a neutral bedroom
A black and white floral art print in a tall frame above a marble fireplace
Danielle Cross holding a framed art print of a swimmer in blue water, standing by a brick wall
A tall black and white poppy art print leaning in a hallway beside a grey sofa
A turquoise and black striped art print hanging in a hallway with a black and white striped ceiling
Hanging a framed turquoise swimming pool art print on a timber panelled wall
Two women hanging a large black and white ocean art print above a brown leather sofa
A large blue water ripple art print on the wall of a cafe lounge with cream armchairs
The Fire and Ice red and blue art print on a wall above a vintage console table with a monstera plant
A black and white abstract art print framed above a timber dining table
Danielle Cross with two large framed blue water art prints in a living room
A white textured art print above a bed in an all white bedroom

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