Closeup of the dog quilt

From The National Quilt Museum website:
Danny is internationally recognized for his unique artistry and amazing use of color.
His eye-catching artwork incorporates thousands of pieces of fabric.

"My work eventually evolved from mosaic patterns into free-form. In 2012, using a new
technique unprecedented in the field of fiber art, 'freehand patchwork' was born.
Freehand patchwork is an unorthodox technique that is like painting with colorful fabric.
The beauty of the original textile designs are fully expressed while freely interpreting
the image of the textile art. This is something extraordinary that could not be achieved
in painting. Using just a rotary cutter, overlapping layers of fused fabric and exposing
the raw edges is something traditional quilters rarely do.

This exhibition of my quilts will help visitors understand how my artwork has developed
through years of learning and finding new techniques. But most importantly, I think
visitors want to see through my mind, by observing the artworks to make that connection."