Drawing from a deep well of traditional artistry, Daniel Fleur’s (b. 1992, D.R. of the Congo) paintings marry time-honored techniques with narratives quintessentially rooted in our contemporary epoch. His commitment to realism, honed through extensive training, acts as both a tribute to and a tool for exploring the nuances of the modern human experience. The subjects and themes, seemingly everyday at first glance, dive deep into the intricacies of pleasure, beauty, materialism, and societal hierarchies.

An intentional ambiguity in Fleur’s creations challenges viewers, pushing them to ponder, reflect, and question. Each painting is a tapestry of tales, capturing the complex, multifaceted, and often contradictory emotions and aspirations that define our shared human journey. Fleur lives and works in Malmö, Sweden.