Daniela Zyman is an Austrian curator and cultural manager renowned for her influential work in contemporary art. She studied art history, philosophy, and archaeology at the University of Vienna, and her early career included various roles in the cultural sector. Zyman joined Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary (TBA21) in 2003, where she has served as Chief Curator. In this role, she has shaped the foundation's curatorial direction, developing innovative projects that intersect art with science, ecology, and social issues. Known for her intellectual rigor and interdisciplinary approach, Zyman has curated numerous significant exhibitions and collaborated with a wide range of artists and researchers. Her contributions have had a lasting impact on the global art discourse, fostering dialogue and engagement with contemporary issues. Additionally, she has written extensively on contemporary art, sharing her insights through various publications.