Never High Enough (2024) Photography by Daniel - The Smith Visual
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- Non Manipulated Photography on Paper
- Number of copies available 1
- Dimensions Height 41.3in, Width 27.6in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Abstract
An ethereal skyscape in which worries and stresses can disappear; Never High Enough is a photograph that draws the viewer into a calm and minimalist dream-like world. Within this photograph, taken in a single-frame, Daniel aims to demonstrate the unattainable high that so many of us feel the urge to chase.
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Daniel Smith (b. 1988, London) is a contemporary photographer specialising in abstract urban landscapes and street photography. Known for his highly stylized and idealized depictions of everyday life, Daniel captures fleeting moments with a unique cinematic quality, evoking a sense of escapism reminiscent of classic Hollywood fairytales. His work offers a romanticized view of the world, distilling perfect moments into single frames, all captured freehand without relying on digital alterations such as Photoshop or AI.
Whether working in color or black and white, Daniel’s photography has a dream-like, almost painterly quality. His visual style is influenced by the minimalism of artists like Mark Rothko, whose work he ired in his youth, and by the evocative set designs of vintage films and stage productions. This blend of influences manifests in his use of soft, pastel tones contrasted with the sharp clarity of digital imagery, creating a harmonious balance between nostalgia and modernity. His work often blurs the lines between photography and painting, offering a fresh interpretation of both mediums.
Light plays a crucial role in Daniel’s compositions. His ability to accentuate natural light imbues his images with a serene, ethereal calm, while his rejection of artificial staging keeps his subjects grounded in reality. This organic approach reflects his commitment to authenticity, allowing each photograph to stand as a moment in time that’s both idealized and true to life.
While much of Daniel’s work has a whimsical, uplifting quality, some of his pieces explore darker, more complex themes such as mental health struggles and addiction. Despite these heavier undertones, Daniel maintains a consistent thread of optimism throughout his portfolio, offering the possibility of redemption and hope. His aim is to let viewers engage in a brief daydream, seeing life through a lens of beauty and possibility, even in the face of adversity.
By merging technical precision with a painter’s sensibility, Daniel Smith creates work that transcends the boundaries of traditional street photography, inviting viewers to see the world not just as it is, but as it could be—a place where fleeting moments are captured in their most perfect, almost magical form.
- Nationality: UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1988
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Artists presented by a gallery
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