Salloum is a multidisciplinary artist from Trinidad and Tobago and is based between her birthplace and Gloucestershire, UK. She gained a distinction in an Art Foundation and a BA in Press and Editorial Photography, both at Falmouth University. She has held two solo exhibitions, participated in 20+ group exhibitions internationally and has curated dynamic shows.

Though her main medium was initially photography, since the pandemic she has become more focused on painting and sculpture. Through artistic interpretation and mainly portraiture, she reflects on important topics to her such as feminism, culture, equal rights, environmental issues and mental health.

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Image credit: The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum

Image alt text: This image is of artist and photographer, Danielle Salloum being interviewed on the opening night at The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum for her exhibition, Sisterhood. Behind her reads, "We stand together in solidarity to celebrate how far we have come" referring to the extraordinary and diverse women from Trinidad and Tobago as well as Gloucestershire, UK.