The characters she has met, and also the places she has seen, have amplified her vision of a colorful, complex orientation. An orientation that calls to mind watercolor works of explorers from generations past. Danino’s water color figure drawings represent the human form in various shapes and postures. These pieces are infused with an airiness and elegance that radiates harmonious perfection. Her tradition-driven approach demonstrates a playfulness through lines and curves, resulting in accomplished depictions of figurative movement.

Through her bronze sculpting, Danino continues to express her fondness of gesture and physical exertion. Figurines engaged in acrobatic activities are skillfully executed and displayed on integrated stands.  Like her painterly drawings, these statuettes represent the body’s visual language, forming in motion, while epitomizing both balance and agility.

In her drawings, Liliane is able to represent the beauty and power of her dancer’s bodies captured and seized in a jump, a fold, a momentum, a prayer or a soft arabesque through the vibration of the stroke of her pencil or brush. Finally, in her larger portraits, women’s faces, protected by heartwarming headdresses, composed from glued and pigmented fabric, make us wonder silently through their large moist, sensitive and mindful eyes.

Her work has been exhibited regularly – since 1978 – all over the world, in France, Morocco, Israel, America and Canada.