During his travels through France, the artist was deeply moved by the country’s long tradition of painting light—its shifting luminosity in gardens, courtyards, and historic pathways.

Immersed in this landscape, he studied the techniques used by French masters to capture glowing atmospheres, radiant shadows, and the quiet drama of evening light. In this collection, the clipped topiaries and structured garden forms become vessels for Daniel’s instinctive attraction to color: cool greens vibrate against warm golds, and luminous passages emerge from richly layered brushwork.

Be the first to see that unlike much of his previous work, these paintings are rendered with a heightened sense of realism and a refined attention to detail, giving the series a distinctive character within his oeuvre. This more naturalistic approach—combined with the emotional resonance of his color harmonies—makes the collection an exclusive offering for collectors seeking a rare and significant facet of his artistic evolution.