Dintiman’s work possesses by a deep connection to nature. Whether she is working directly with objects found in nature or taking nature as her subject, she strives to capture the intimate, quality of natural settings, suffused in personal memory. With this Memory into Art, universal story is told. Dintiman works are in the Philadelphia Art Museum, National Museum for Women in the Arts, Chrysler Museum, Arkansas Museum of Art, Nevada State Museum Center for Education and Environment, Commonweal Wellness Center, Grace Cathedral. She was invited to PhD at Sheffield Hallum’s “Lab 4 Living”; Art/Science, 2020. Dintiman was nominated for a Fleishhacker “Eureka Award”; 2019. She was Distinguished Alumni from Moore College of Art and Design 2022. In 2022 -23, the PUFFIN Foundation awarded her a grant for furthering her work. She was awarded the Leonardo DaVinci International Prize in April 2023. The Effetto Arte Fondacione featured the work in Contemporary Masters International May 2023, Meulensteen, Holland.