Remer was born and grew up in London, England, and is now living and working in Israel.
He was drawn to photography from a very early age, but in his late teens migrated into filmmaking. Graduated with honors from The London Film School, Daniel Remer pursued a career in the movies industry, working with filmmaker and entertainment tycoon Jim Henson on high-profile movies and television shows, both in the UK and the USA.
In the last several years, he chose to return to his passion for the still image. In his view, the focus on still life photography allows him to “never having to compromise [his] vision. Working with inanimate objects allows complete control and total freedom.”
Selected Exhibitions & Awards
2025 – London Art Biennale
2025 – Petra Gut Contemporary Gallery, Zurich – Spring Group Show.
2025 – Fresh Paint, Tel Aviv – Group exhibition.
2025 – Wertheimer Gallery, Tel Aviv – Here & Then – Group exhibition.2024 – One Eyeland Fine Art Awards, Conceptual. Silver Winner, “The Archetypal Language”.
2024 – One Eyeland Fine Art Awards, Conceptual. Bronze Winner, “Feeding The Mongoose”.
2024 – Petra Gut Contemporary Gallery, St. Moritz, Switzerland – Through The Lens: A World In Focus, Group exhibition.
2024 – Wertheimer Gallery, Tel Aviv – Summer Unveiled – Group exhibition.2023 – Bronze Winner, One Eyeland Fine Art Awards, Still Life. “The Origins of Faith”.
2024 – Wertheimer Gallery, Tel Aviv – Summer Unveiled – Group exhibition.2023 – Bronze Winner, One Eyeland Fine Art Awards, Still Life. “The Origins of Faith”.2023 – Honorable Mention, 7º Concurso Internacional de Fotografía de Bodegón, “Brassica”.
2023 – Honorable Mention, ND Awards, Fine Art. “As Time Passes”.
2022 – Gold Winner, European Photography Awards, Fine Art – Still Life. “Farewell To Surrealism”.
2022 – Gold Winner, European Photography Awards, Fine Art – Still Life. “A Forgotten Memory”.
2022 – Bronze Winner, BIFA Awards, Fine Art – Still Life. “The Origins of Faith”.
Overview of Daniel Remer studio work and photographic technique known as ‘light painting’: