Daria Eibert is a visual artist whose practice is rooted in the interplay between color, emotion, and intuition.

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She received a master’s degree in Psychology from the University of Tartu, where her interest in inner states and human experience began shaping the foundations of her work. While studying, she took private still-life lessons with Estonian artist Peeter Krosmann. To further refine her technique, she continued training in the studio of Professor Krachmer, mastering portrait painting in oils. She later attended a Figure Drawing course at Studio Escalier in Paris, deepening her understanding of form.

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Over time, her canvas became a laboratory—a space to explore how color influences her internal world, and how that internal world, in turn, transforms the painting. Working intuitively and without sketches, she allows each piece to unfold gradually, layer by layer. Though she began with portraits, her focus shifted toward a more internal form of self-portraiture. The iris flower emerged as her primary subject—not as a botanical study, but as a vessel for emotion, memory, and sensation.

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The iris, named after the mythological messenger between worlds, reflects the essence of her practice. It allows her to paint what cannot be spoken: the fluid states of femininity, sensuality, and creation. Through this singular form, she explores cycles of emotion and the quiet processes of blooming, becoming, and renewal.