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“Day Break” captures the moment when darkness lifts but the world hasn’t fully awakened yet. The chair, rendered in deep indigo against a field of pale, fluttering strokes, feels like a quiet witness to first light. Its long shadow anchors it in a space that’s otherwise shifting and fluid. In a way that aligns with Daniel Zimmerman’s sensitivity to mood and interior life, the painting turns an ordinary object into a vessel for transition — the stillness before activity, the breath before the day begins.
Oil on Canvas
30 × 40 inches
Current Location: Atlanta Studio
Framing included.
Complementary Standard Shipping. Quote for White Glove delivery and installation available upon request.
If you have any questions please text, call, or email.
(678) 662 6761
gallery@danielzimmermanstudio.com
“Day Break” captures the moment when darkness lifts but the world hasn’t fully awakened yet. The chair, rendered in deep indigo against a field of pale, fluttering strokes, feels like a quiet witness to first light. Its long shadow anchors it in a space that’s otherwise shifting and fluid. In a way that aligns with Daniel Zimmerman’s sensitivity to mood and interior life, the painting turns an ordinary object into a vessel for transition — the stillness before activity, the breath before the day begins.
Oil on Canvas
30 × 40 inches
Current Location: Atlanta Studio
Framing included.
Complementary Standard Shipping. Quote for White Glove delivery and installation available upon request.
If you have any questions please text, call, or email.
(678) 662 6761
gallery@danielzimmermanstudio.com