about the artist

Artist's Statement

Daniel Sroka creates abstract, dream-like images out of the simple elements of nature, such as leaves, sticks, flowers, and seeds. He finds most of his subjects as he walks through the parks and gardens near his home, collecting the sticks and leaves that have fallen to the ground. In his hands, these overlooked natural objects reveal their complexity and subtlety:

"I work like a sculptor who lets the flaws and veins of a stone guide his chisel. As I explore each object, I let its unique characteristics guide my hand and eye, allowing me to discover patterns and forms hidden within the material."

The resulting photographs are 'sculptures' of light, texture, and dimension that celebrate the physical and spiritual grace that can be found within the simplest elements of nature.

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My solo show 'Abstractions of the Flower' at The Main Gallery, California

Solo show at The Main Gallery in California.