Jeremy Danziger stressed the importance of learning the fundamentals of mark-making, perspective, and drawing from life, especially during the rise of conceptualism.
His own largely abstract art was grounded in these fundamental qualities while also exploring mathematical probability, chance, and an obsession with geometry.
Danziger's art was influenced by his upbringing in a family deeply connected to the art world, his education in various art schools, and his extensive experience as a lecturer in art and design.
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