David Galan is a London-based contemporary artist working with abstract painting. His work comes from an ongoing curiosity about patterns, signals, and systems — how things connect, shift, and reorganise over time. Using geometry, colour, and layered textures, his paintings often feel like visual maps or coded spaces rather than fixed images.

David doesn’t start with a clear message in mind. Most pieces develop through experimentation, intuition, and returning to the work again and again. Some paintings are paused, revisited months later, and changed when something new needs to appear. This process allows the artwork to evolve naturally, following its own internal logic.

His practice sits somewhere between structure and spontaneity. Geometry gives the work a sense of order, while colour and texture introduce movement, uncertainty, and surprise. The result is abstract work that feels active and alive, inviting viewers to engage with it in their own way, without needing a specific interpretation.

David has exhibited in group shows in London, Athens, and Mallorca, and presented a solo exhibition in Farnham. His work has also been shown at The Other Art Fair by Saatchi Art, featured on Saatchi’s website and printed catalogue, and displayed in several London galleries.

David Galan’s paintings are about process, change, and attention — visual systems that continue to unfold the longer you spend time with them.