Known as “The Visual Dialoguer”, Daniella Rubinovitz has a particular vision for meaning behind artwork. Daniella delivers individuals to access pure soul through art for personal and business success. Daniella offers individuals to experience their gift of creativity through a connection with their own physical body, etheric body, soul body and human spirit. She also combines brain technology through a balanced flow between the left and right hemisphere.
Daniella is gifted at making people discover their uniqueness, confidence and improvisational spirit to allow creative juices to flow judgment free. Clients say she is energetic, insightful and she exudes a contagiously positive mindset that touches right to the core. Her passion is to work with individuals who want to connect with their instinctual creativity, and who want to visually gel with their source.
Daniella is the owner of Atelier Molenpad, an intuitive painting center for adults in the heart of Amsterdam. This Atelier is a center for intuitive art, where Daniella creates product applications for personal development through art. In this location she offers intuitive painting courses and retreats for both local and international participants. Daniella created a Blueprint program, which offers participants at every level a guide to the process of emotional ecstasy of colors, light and dark, lines, movement and form.
Daniella is also a gifted fine artist, working both two and three dimensional in a sculptural regard with mediums where she can express with light, dark, colors, line and forms. She often uses paint and glass and wood in her work. Her work has been exhibited in Argentina, New York, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany and Italy.
Daniella has had several lives, both in corporate and in the fine art world. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Art Degree in Tufts University and The School of Museum of Fine Arts. Then after she completed her Master of Industrial Design Degree at Pratt Institute in New York, she worked as a design professional, in conceptual design for products, displays, and color research. This work was done for customers such as Armani, Barney’s Display, Oleg Cassini, and many more.
Later she worked nine years for Lucent Technologies as an industrial designer and member of technical staff. While at Lucent, she obtained an Executive Master of Business Administration in Technology Management Degree from Stevens Institute and obtained two United States patents for communications equipment technology.
Out of inspiration to deepen her knowledge of the psychological effects of light and dark, colors, lines and shapes, Daniella completed her Bachelor of Art Therapy Degree from the College of Leiden. There she studied with Wil Uitgeest and Marieke Mulder. Daniella has worked with children at the British School of Amsterdam and the “inner child†of psychosomatic adult clients, at the Eikenboom, Center for Psychosomatic in Zeist as an Art Therapist. At this center she worked with Margot Groenewoud.
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