“Dainche came to drawing through work. As a landscape architect, designing gardens is part of his job. Gradually, his sensitivity to the stories told by the forms of life pushes him to approach drawing in a more personal, intuitive and artistic way.

True to the plant that has nourished him since childhood, he chose as his artist’s name the name of his great-grandfather, who died struck by lightning, under a tree. A tribute to the “overwhelming” truth of trees, and to the impenetrable bond that binds man to nature. This is the common thread of Dainche’s work: filled with men, women, faces, and trees that assert themselves, as laden with humanity: sometimes rooted, sometimes elusive, fragile or robust, naked or flourishing.

“Trees fascinate me with their silence, grace, patience, strength and elegance.” Dainche

After the experience of drawing, Dainche gradually arrived at the sculpture. Abstract sculptures in mirrors, vertical and proudly carved towards the sky, like its trees… As if the artist were trying to connect two worlds, to make them meet: man is always facing nature, nature is his reflection.

At Dainche, nothing is premeditated, everything is intuitive. It is not so much the result that counts, nor the answer, but the intention to let one starting emotion move towards the other.

Dainche’s art, in its pure form to the extreme, is a way of letting the work speak. Everyone is free to imagine the story… »