Born
in Salzburg, Austria, Dan Swetman works in a variety of
media including wood sculpture, oil and chalk pastel paintings,
and black and white photography. Dan's work has been partially
influenced by the German expressionists of the early 20th
Century, i.e., Nolde, Kirshner, Von Jawlensky and Schiele.
He has works in collections in New York, Dallas, Baton
Rouge and other locales.
Black & White
Photography
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Swetman Photography documents your story through both film
and digital media, using natural
settings and available light
to reveal the true you, not an artificial pose. We
feel that you are art, not artificial.
Dan
specializes in wedding, moments, portraiture
and documentary photography.
Drawings
In
addition to his photography, Dan works with a combination
of chalk and oil pastels, focusing
primarily on the female subject. His art attempts to convey
the tensions and emotions felt between woman and man. Bold
colors, in both warm and cool shades, are used for skin
tone while concentrating on the eyes to direct the viewer's
gaze toward job or sorrow, passion or pensiveness. Click
here to view Dan's oil & chalk pastels.
Sculpture
His
forms are abstracted, centered around the human form. He
seeks to convey an emotional tension through line or representational
form that conveys the emotion under the surface we normally
see. Click here
to view Dan's wood sculptures.
Exhibits
and Awards