Danielle Rowe (b. 1994) is a Jamaican-American multimedia artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Her practice explores the intersection of color, energy, and elemental forces through vibrant, layered compositions that serve as portals into the Black experience of past, present, and future. Drawing on her heritage, ancestral memory, and a deep reverence for the natural world, Rowe builds imagined ecosystems where abstraction, political consciousness, and speculative futures converge in pursuit of liberation.

Utilizing natural materials like sediment and plant life in her work, she grounds abstract forms in earthly memory. She often blends acrylic paint with sand, rainwater, and tree bark, creating tactile compositions humming with spiritual and ecological presence.