Daniel Stroomer / NASEPOP

Daniel Stroomer aka NASEPOP is a contemporary artist whose practice includes graffiti, painting, sculpture, and graphic design. With nearly two decades of experience as a prolific graffiti artist, his work is rooted in the visual language of urban culture and an ongoing exploration of the relationship between art, architecture, and the built environment. Stroomer initially developed his practice through graffiti and graphic design. His early work coincided with the rise of digital visual culture, a shift that profoundly influenced his artistic language and prompted an exploration of new materials, forms, and color palettes.

Following years of working in the urban landscape, NASEPOP expanded his practice to include smaller-scale studio work with an increased focus on abstraction, geometry, and architectural forms. The cultural and visual contrasts he encountered after moving from the Netherlands to Buenos Aires in 2008 further influenced this evolution. More recently, his abstract paintings have served as a foundation for sculptural explorations in materials such as wood and metal.

Working across a diverse range of mediums, NASEPOP investigates how visual forms can interact with and transform their surroundings. Drawing on the spatial language of the city, his work challenges ones perception of the urban landscape through interventions that explore the relationships between art, architecture, and common spaces.