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Daniel Castan

Daniel Castan (Born 1959) is active/lives in New York / France.  Daniel Castan is known for Abstract New York City view painting, architecture, graphic design.

Born in 1959 in Dordogne France, Daniel started drawing at an early age and sharpened his skills as a graduate from the Fine Arts School in Bordeaux. After graduation, he worked as a graphic designer, creating his own company and working for clients such as UNICEF, Pierre Balmain and the UN. At age 40, he began to question his move away from art, and a meeting with the painter Pierre Doutreleau gave rise to his desire to live his dream of becoming an artist.

In his professional life, Daniel traveled extensively in New York and Hong Kong. During these trips he developed a fascination with the urban world and its larger-than-life perspectives, and now he recreates these graphic ambiances in his paintings. The lines of buildings are lost in the sky, the wide avenues seem endless and the colors clash. Initially, Daniel worked from photographs he had taken himself. Then through canvas after canvas, brimming with images of Brooklyn, Times Square, and Radio City Music Hall,   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1979 characters.]  Artist bio

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