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About the author
Daniel Burgraeve is an award-winning French painter who has exhibited internationally. He believes an artist should always send a message through his works, his collages acting as a response to the stupidity of humanity. Defining his style as "unclassifiable", his various techniques involve collage, drawing, flash art and the use of oils and acrylics. Burgraeve often completes a series of five paintings, then searches for another theme. painter DANIEL Burgraeve
The painter DANIEL BURGRAEVE. Without departing from his technique of fusion of painting and collage, the artist offers this time a collection that moves away from symbols and abstract figures to present the faces of his muses on a daily basis.
DANIEL BURGRAEVE likes to think outside the box and especially his own. Making the decision to do portraits of women was a real challenge for him. The woman is, according to him, a subject so complex that one must exploit all its facets to bring out a soul, to be able to pass from the figurative to the abstract. If he chose women to explore the portrait it is to celebrate all those around him but also so that we can question ourselves through them and all the emotions that these muses release. Thus, the portraits painted by the artist make us experience various feelings, the multicolored universe of DANIEL BURGRAEVE draws us in and steals from us a penetrating gaze, a sadness or a wave of sensuality.
The technique of the artist is so unique that it is impossible not to recognize her in each of the galleries where she exhibits. He starts with a collage, a print at the corner of a page can be the beginning of a canvas, then she mixes acrylic with it. Daughter of a photographer, we find in her paintings a certain focus and a concern for composition. DANIEL BURGRAEVE's strength is that he lets himself be inspired by everything that comes his way and embarks on projects that take him out of his comfort zone.
DANIEL and creative, DANIEL BURGRAEVE has always loved the arts. Student in Plastic Arts, he wondered however if he could make a job of it. he therefore went into graphic design thinking that it would be in a more lucrative branch of art, but DANIEL gradually realized that he was more of a technician than a creator. he believes that life is not a succession of coincidences, he took his successes as a sign to continue on this path and thus become the artist he is today.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1950
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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