Painting Passage dans le neutre by Reymann Daniel | Painting Abstract Minimalist Wood Acrylic

Strongly attracted to the arts, Daniel was initiated as an adolescent to drawing techniques by his grandfather, a cabinetmaker. He learnt to work the many possibilities of graphic gradation that would make an intense mark on him. Through his art teacher, he immersed himself in learning about the fundamentals and discovered the sensorial characteristics inherent to the practice of painting. Fed by his readings and experimentations, Daniel would work relentlessly to assert his pictorial technique. Committed to a professional future far from artistic creation, he still maintained an unfailing link to it. Just as he was turning thirty, he decided to dive back, one time, into this world just as demanding as it is uncertain: he would come back to it later, long-term, when he definitively separated from his obligations to the National Education.