In this feature for Faces of Zurich, Marianne Burri explores the personal experiences that shape Danielle Creme's artistic practice, from migration and memory to Jewish identity and the search for belonging. The article traces the evolution of her work from figurative realism towards a more symbolic visual language, exploring themes of vulnerability, empathy and home.
Faces of Zurich Magazine July 2026
"Her paintings inhabit that same complexity. They hold memory and movement, strength and vulnerability, the cultures we inherit and the identities we continue to create."
— Marianne Burri, Faces of Zurich, Artist Edition (July 2026)
ArtCircle Zurich June 2026
In this feature in ArtCircle Ronald Wissler explores Danielle Creme's ongoing investigation into home, migration, diaspora, and cultural inheritance. Through a discussion of recent works, the article explores how memory, place, family, and cultural inheritance continue to shape identity across generations and geographical borders."
“Instead of offering definitive answers, the works explore spaces of ambivalence and tension - between visibility and concealment, closeness and alienation, rootedness and movement.”
- Ronald Wissler, ArtCircle Zurich (June 2026)