Daniel Voelker was born in 1977 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

After graduating from the “Fachakademie für Fotodesign” in Munich in 2003, Daniel started working as a fashion and portrait photographer before he shifted his focus towards fine art starting with his first exhibition in 2006 in Miami Beach/USA.

Since 2009, Daniel has created 'Stamp Mosaics,' which are large-scale, iconic portraits composed of thousands of used vintage postage stamps. These mosaics are assembled by gluing the stamps together one by one, without cutting, painting over, or otherwise altering them in any way. He is the only known artist who creates stamp art mosaics like this while leaving the stamps entirely intact and unmodified, making this body of work uniquely distinctive.

Another part of his work is his love for photography, which inspired him for “Transience”, “Synth Vanitas”, “Slides”, “Overdose” and “Crossover”.

After traveling the world for over 10 years and living in Bali, Mexico and the USA, Daniel Voelker commutes between Germany and Mallorca/Spain.

Commission work possible upon request.