Chicago artist Diane Bronstein describes her work as a combination of expressionism and modern impressionism. Her work is heavily influenced by nature and expressing how nature’s most simple little changes, such as water flowing over rocks, has beauty and creates thought provoking forms.
Originally from Chicago, Diane had the opportunity to study and perfect her craft in France, Spain, Germany and the United States. Her work has sold worldwide with a few notable clients such as Bloomingdales, Eileen Fisher, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Edgewater Hospital and in several lobbies of condo buildings and corporate offices throughout the country.
Living in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood, Diane draws endless inspiration from the ever-changing light and movement of Belmont Harbor. When she’s not in the Midwest, you’ll find her in Southern California, where she lived for over a decade and continues to connect with collectors. Wherever she is, Diane’s work remains a testament to the beauty of transformation—both in nature and in art.