About the artwork:

Original artwork by the artist Daniel Airam, blending classical aesthetics with a contemporary intervention. A human figure can be seen wearing a cape, holding a staff and walking alongside a dog, advancing through a green landscape crossed by a path with hills in the background. The work is intentionally marked by inscriptions and engraved graffiti such as “Camino”, “Campus Stellae” and the date 1975, evoking the Camino de Santiago. The lower part of the painting features a colourful checkerboard with varied tones, contrasting with the traditional painting and introducing a modern and conceptual dimension.

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About the artist:

“The persistence of graffiti and the immutable beauty of Flemish portraiture, both born from codified systems, celebrate singularity and share a common memorial function. The brilliance of painting, close to glass or skin, protects a fragile world while offering a space of creative tensions. Parietal art, wrapped in silence, remains a visual encounter of timeless power.”

Born in 1958 in Lyon, Daniel Airam first studied graphic arts before working in the printing industry from 1975 to 1982. From that time on, he devoted himself entirely to engraving and has participated in numerous exhibitions in France, Europe, the United States and Japan.

Over time, he incorporated painting, sculpture and video into his practice, expanding his means of expression. Today, his work revolves around a reflection on image and symbol, exploring their forms and meanings.