Diane Minuti is a contemporary Impressionist painter whose work is a celebration of light, shadow, and the emotive power of color. She views color not just as a tool for representation, but as a language used to capture the unique "spirit" of a place. While her work spans a variety of landscapes and subjects, Diane finds her most profound connection in painting the water. She is endlessly drawn to the rhythmic movement of the tides and the shifting atmosphere of the coast, using her palette to translate the deep mysteries of the ocean and the brilliance of light dancing on the surf.

Her fascination extends to all bodies of water; she is equally at home capturing the mirrored stillness of mountain lakes or the quiet, lily-dappled surface of a woodland pond, always seeking the way light interacts with the fluid surface. Whether working in watercolors or other chosen mediums, she layers rich, luminous hues to evoke the warmth of a sun-drenched field, the cool sanctuary of a forest floor, or the infinite, crashing energy of the sea.