Danielle Mano-Bella is an Israeli-Portuguese artist and entrepreneur based in Jaffa, Israel. Holding a bachelor’s degree with honors from the Department of Multidisciplinary Art at Shenkar, Mano-Bella has exhibited locally and internationally.
Her work has been recognized by the Luxembourg Museum, and she has received grants for projects blending art, science, and multicultural community engagement. Her projects have also been featured in notable publications such as Yedioth Ahronoth, Timeout, and Haaretz.
Mano-Bella’s art captures the essence of diverse communities, including the LGBTQ, Arab-Israeli, Russian, Ethiopian, and BDSM communities. Through photography and documentation, she explores themes of identity, belonging, and the deep connection between humans and nature. Mano-Bella’s work examines mental, social, and environmental development, emphasizing the commonality of human experience and our role within the natural world.
In addition to her art, Mano-Bella is an entrepreneur, collaborating with the Israeli biotech startup SilkIt and co-founding Martch, a tech-based art startup. Her projects often combine social initiatives and community-based art.
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