Daniel Bogosh

I have been inspired by the masters of Pop Art. Finding art in everyday objects like Claes Olenburg, Andy Warhol and Marcel Duchamp. The bold Primary colors of Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol are stimulating making bold graphic statements to art on the wall. Glascapes is art waiting to be discovered. It sits there on every glass building reflecting the urban landscape and the images tell a story of it’s own. Creating unique landscapes of the city told by it’s own reflections. Where the real is surreal creating a very graphic and abstract view of reality.Where light plays with the glass as it travels through the city creating bold and graphic landscapes that are truly unique and owned by the city itself.

Dan Bogosh is a visual artist who uses photography to create digital images that reveal uncommon aspects of the real world and intrigue the imagination.Inspired by the masters of Pop Art, like Claes Olenburg, Andy Warhol, and Marcel Duchamp, Dan finds art in everyday objects and makes making bold graphic statements for art on the wall.He started drawing at 4 years old. Sitting on the front steps of his family’s Chicago home drawing pictures of his uncle’s race car. Then he evolved to racehorses. Then came sketches of his dream car. He continued drawing and making images through high school and a fine arts program in college. After college, he went to the New School of Visual Concepts in Seattle Washington, where he learned how to create compelling and powerful images combining the tools of photography and art. After a long and highly successful career as an art director in the advertising industry, he is now pursuing his passion of making images with his camera. Photographing sporting events, aviation, landscapes, race cars, baseball events, cities and anything and everything he can find. Now an accomplished photographer, he is turning his images into unique and one-of-a-kind wall art. Uncovering and revealing a unique perspective of the world around us.