Bio

Politics (Daniel Acero), known for his paintings created on tridimensional surfaces, was born in 1983 in the serene countryside of Fusagasugá, Colombia. At the age of 14, he relocated to Miami—a city that became the catalyst for his artistic transformation.

With a background in product design, he shifted from functional craftsmanship to sculptural artistry, pioneering a language that blends Realism, Post-Impressionism, Abstraction, Cubism, and Surrealism on three-dimensional surfaces. Each of Politics’ series is a bold experiment in style, reflecting his conviction that originality is born from continuous exploration rather than repetition.

This evolution has led to his current focus: removing facial expression from his subjects to confront the challenge of creating feeling through color, form, and movement alone. By stripping away one of the most recognizable human markers of emotion, Politics invites viewers to discover a deeper resonance in rhythm, palette, and structure.

Throughout history, the greatest artists—Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Goya, Matisse, Kandinsky, Turner, Hockney, and others—demonstrated mastery by refusing to remain confined to one approach. Their transformations across styles reflected curiosity, growth, and a relentless pursuit of new ways to see. Politics embraces this same tradition, ensuring that his work is never bound by a single aesthetic.

Driven by a passion for exclusivity, Politics offers collectors not just a fusion of painting and sculpture, but singular artistic experiences. His tridimensional canvases open doors to unexpected encounters with art—where experimentation, feeling, and innovation merge into works that challenge and captivate.