Name: Sombras de agua II
Brand: Daniel Berman
Price: 510.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Returns

Due to the fragile nature of artworks and the increased risk of damage to them in the delivery process, all sales should be considered final unless any of the following unfortunately applies, in which case a solution will be offered through our money-back guarantee:

Details in the listing are meaningful incorrect
A work is declared lost or damaged in shipment by the shipping company

If any of these apply, please contact us immediately (within 24-48 hours) so we can resolve as soon as possible. This is to ensure any loss or damage can be covered by the courier’s insurance policy and so that, if we don’t hear from you, we can consider your sale final and ensure the artists receive payment as soon as possible.

The following are not covered by our money-back guarantee:

Slight differences in color or dimensions
The shipping company is delayed
Unpaid customers and duties, which are the responsibility of the buyer

Daniel Berman

Daniel is a Mexican artist and is a graduate of the Faculty of Plastic Arts at the Universidad Veracruzana. While initially immersing himself in the world of Mexican engraving, he has explored various artistic expressions such as drawing, painting, video, and publishing throughout his career.

His works, full of anthropomorphic figures, masterfully capture the rich palette of emotions of contemporary society and accompany much of his work, adapting fluently to different sizes, materials and formats. Daniel seeks to delve into the arts and communications, exploring how to create visual narratives infused with symbolism. Fusing elements of contemporary pop culture with a traditional and modern approach, his work reflects his ability to communicate globally. He uses elements of daily life and creates organic doodles, where he represents bonds of the artist’s ideas and daily life.

Daniel’s works have been presented at both national and international events, including Christie’s “Multiplied, contemporary editions Fair” in London and Zona Maco in Mexico City, and have found homes in collections around the world in New York and Boston to London, Mexico, Norway, Tokyo and San Francisco, to name a few.