BIO & ABOUT
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“Daniel often disrupts lessons, but he draws particularly well”
(remark in his primary school report 1976)
Daniel Kramer, born on April 29, 1966 in Munich, lives and works in Baden-Baden, Munich and in the media city of Offenburg.
He spent his childhood in Offenburg, where he grew up in a family environment characterized by art: his father worked as a graphic designer and art director, his great-grandfather, grandfather and his brother were also known nationally as master sculptors, and his great-great-grandfather was a drawing teacher in Münster.
His passion for drawing and design led him to a wide variety of artistic forms of expression. In addition to portraits, drawings, acrylic and oil paintings, he also creates sculptures, prints and individual signs and pictograms. His artistic works are characterized by an examination of the applied symbolism of creation, transience and fate, with beauty always in the foreground. The interpretation of his works, in which he expresses real-life themes, is straightforward and purposeful, an expression of acceptance and tolerance as values of a free life.
The viewer is immersed in a riddle of symbolic interpretation, with real reference to the present.
“Daniel often disrupts lessons, but he draws particularly well”
(remark in his primary school report 1976)
Daniel Kramer, born on April 29, 1966 in Munich, lives and works in Baden-Baden, Munich and in the media city of Offenburg.
He spent his childhood in Offenburg, where he grew up in a family environment characterized by art: his father worked as a graphic designer and art director, his great-grandfather, grandfather and his brother were also known nationally as master sculptors, and his great-great-grandfather was a drawing teacher in Münster.
His passion for drawing and design led him to a wide variety of artistic forms of expression. In addition to portraits, drawings, acrylic and oil paintings, he also creates sculptures, prints and individual signs and pictograms. His artistic works are characterized by an examination of the applied symbolism of creation, transience and fate, with beauty always in the foreground. The interpretation of his works, in which he expresses real-life themes, is straightforward and purposeful, an expression of acceptance and tolerance as values of a free life.
The viewer is immersed in a riddle of symbolic interpretation, with real reference to the present.