Where are those who are not? (2022) Painting by Daniel Gibert

Daniel Gibert is a contemporary Spanish painter. His artistic creations align with the principles of figurative minimalism. Gibert's intention is to convey ideas, feelings, and emotions using the fewest possible elements. Through compositions characterized by flat colors, he aims to portray the human being as a mere observer, while delving into profound concepts.

The artist finds great fascination in the sea, sky, and Mediterranean light. His paintings strive to express mankind's admiration for nature, evoking a blend of tranquility, contemplation, and reverence for the environment. He endeavors to produce artworks that exude serenity, charm, honesty, and immediate comprehension.

The artist holds a deep appreciation for Caspar David Friedrich's romantic portrayal of the human figure confronted by the might of nature. Additionally, he draws inspiration from Rothko for his mastery of simplicity and from Edward Hopper for his adeptness in composition, lighting, and the delicacy of his subjects. His works are in private collections all over the world: Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Canada, United States, Australia, New Zealand, etc. 

• Nationality: SPAIN
• Date of birth : 1967
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• Groups: Contemporary Spanish Artists