In his latest collection, Daniele delves into the profound connection between Nature and humanity. He views Nature as the ultimate artist, and this perspective permeates his artistic exploration. Embracing this philosophy, Daniele frequently incorporates plant elements into his sculptures, viewing them as dynamic components that infuse his artwork with life and perpetually evolving beauty. This threefold approach not only breathes vitality into his creations but also serves as a poignant exploration of the intricate relationship between nature and human artifacts.

Furthermore, in his recent sculptural endeavors, Daniele ventures into the realm of experimentation with light. Employing metallic paint, he skillfully captures and manipulates light within his sculptures, resulting in a mesmerizing interplay of illumination and form. This innovative technique not only enhances the visual allure of his artwork but also imbues it with an ethereal quality, inviting viewers to contemplate the interplay of light and materiality. Through these artistic endeavors, Daniele continues to push the boundaries of his craft while inviting audiences to ponder the profound connections that bind humanity and the natural world.

Since early age Daniele has come to realise that expressing oneself is what matters most and thus, during his adolescence, and more than ever now during his travels, pen and notebook are his faithful companions. Many a sleepless night will see him write down his thoughts, hopes and dreams, sometimes in note form, other times poetry. Since his high school years, Daniele has admired the works of poet and art critic, Charles Baudelaire, particularly his most famous work is "Les fleurs du mal" or ‘The flowers of evil’. Daniele’s inspiration from this volume of poetry is shown in his paintings where themes of decadence, eroticism and dark, mysterious atmospheres are common. Daniele has spent time researching the variability of emotions, the indescribable spark that is behind every sentiment, searching for an explanation to that perpetual rollercoaster of feelings which, just like the ocean tide is constant but can also be unpredictably and inexplicably varied. Daniele is fascinated by the ever-present conflict, both external and internal, and the discomfort that it often stirs deeply within each of us. Daniele tries to use his art to capture that conflict and describe it, however he is aware that there often is no way to explain the unexplainable. Another recurring theme of Daniele’s paintings is the female body. There is little to say about it that has not already been said! Worshiped by every civilization on the planet, the female form perfectly captures beauty and harmony. Daniele frequently ends up getting lost amongst the rolling forms and the intriguing curves of a woman's torso, to the point where he often omits the limbs, or hides the face, thus diminishing details that should be secondary to the form itself. Daniele loves strong colors and uses contrasting and sometimes clashing colours to draw the eye. His artwork is complex, at first sight seemingly easy to interpret but always with deeper meanings that are only possible to understand with dedicated attention. His characters are sometimes interpretations following an unhappy dream, other times they are merely used to illustrate the many questions of life.

Ultimately in his works, we find an encouraging message of confidence and hope because, although cynical and realistic in his approach to life, Daniele believes that "Every dream has to be realised, for the love of our lives."