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Daniel Decot is a photographer based in Mons (Belgium). His work is regularly exhibited in art galleries and published in international magazines. He is renowned for his work on male nudes. Using plays of light and shadow, he creates depth …
On Friday, February 17, 2023
Mons / WHT / Belgium
Welcome to the opening on Friday, February 17th, of the collective photography exhibition I organized with Richard Miller at the Atelier des Capucins. The selection of works was based on the interest shown in the role of shadow in the …
On Friday, September 16, 2022
Mons / WHT / Belgium
Exhibition of photos by Daniel Decot. Series of male nudes. "Men at home," men photographed in the intimacy of their home… A dialogue between face and light, between body and decor, opening on Friday, September 16 at 6:00 p.m. at the …
Daniel Decot is a freelance Belgian Photographer based in Mons (Belgium). His work is regularly shown in Art galleries and published in some international magazines. My quest? Foremost, catch a "simple" picture, the simpler the better. I …
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On Thursday, February 08, 2018
Mons / WHT / Belgium
As part of the dance show [B] (mixing dancers and boxers) at the Théâtre du Manège, I will exhibit my photos of boxers. The Diego Martines Boxing Club will give a boxing demonstration at 7 PM. Théâtre le Manège: 1 rue des Passages in 7000 …
"Men, Raw & Solitary" (an article by Christopher Harrity illustrated by 42 of my photos in the November issue): The images of Belgian photographer Daniel Decot stare back at us with a laser gaze from their inky-dark spaces and blinding …On Wednesday, November 01, 2017
Mons / WHT / Belgium
Departure for Miami for photo shoots with the winners of the Miss & Mister Tattoo 2017 contest. Miami Beach, Wynwood, Art Deco District, Little Havana, then road trip from Key Largo to Key West. Exhibition coming soon.The Canadian magazine dedicates the cover of the June edition to me and publishes 9 of my photos and an interview by Drew Rowsome on my work. "The photos created by Daniel Decot appear straightforward, infused with a naturalistic eroticism …On Tuesday, May 02, 2017
Mons / WHT / Belgium
Photo Exhibition Opening on May 4, 2017 at "La Vie est Belge" (40, Grand Place - 7000 Mons), then, exhibition visible until June 5, 2017.On Tuesday, May 02, 2017
Mons / WHT / Belgium
RTBF show dedicated to the meeting between an artist and his audience, in this case the photographer Daniel Decot and 2 randomly chosen people. "Daniel Decot creates black and white portraits with the sole concern of revealing humanity. …On Wednesday, February 01, 2017
Mons / WHT / Belgium
Photo exhibition Daniel Decot / Barbara Dulière. Two cross perspectives on the artist and their place in society. from February 3 to 19, 2017 "Espace Ockeghem" (Town Tower) Grand Place, 7330 Saint-Ghislain11 pages with photos and interview in the Dutch magazine "Modellenland" of September (from page 156 to 167).Issue No. 17 is dedicated to NOCTURNAL. We invited artists and creatives from all over the world to help us lift the veil of darkness on this intriguing world of darkness, shadows, secrets and, perhaps, horrors... (Vincent Keith). More at:On Thursday, March 03, 2016
Mons / WHT / Belgium
"Ink", photo exhibition of tattooed individuals. At Cry Baby Tattoo Studio, Regent Avenue No. 2 in 7011 Ghlin (Mons). Opening on March 5, 2016, from 8 p.m. - Until April 9, 2016. Then at the Tattoo Convention in Lille (Le Grand Palais …On Thursday, April 02, 2015
Mons / WHT / Belgium
Télé MB dedicates its "Artist's Minute" to Daniel Decot for "Hors-Cadre", his photo exhibition at the "Pop Up" gallery in Mons, as part of "Mons, Capital of Culture 2015".On Wednesday, April 01, 2015
Mons / WHT / Belgium
As part of "Mons, Capitale Culturelle 2015", photographer Daniel Decot, painter Jean-Sébastien Moury, and writer Sal Moriarti brought together their work in this joint exhibition "Hors-Cadres", and also decided to collaborate by jointly …A few months ago, 15 of my photos were selected by a jury and exhibited during the opening celebration of Mons Cultural Capital 2015 on January 24th (photos still visible in Mons until December 31, 2015). Today, one of my photos received …
