Welcome to my new website, combining both my former gallery and studio space, Seventeen Traitors’ Lane, Abergavenny and my portfolio page.

In time I hope to develop a periodic, changing display at Seventeen Traitors’ Lane, with updates here and via Instagram.

Daniel Williams lives and works in South Wales, formerly based in his studio, ‘Seventeen Traitors’ Lane’, a jettied Tudor house in the heart of Abergavenny, and trained at Middlesex University, London (2001-2002), and Blackpool and The Fylde College (University of Lancaster) between 2002-2005.

Daniel has shown at The National Botanic Gardens of Wales, The Royal Horticultural Society, London, as well as private galleries, has work in collections in the UK, US and Malaysia and featured in the RHS publication The Orchid Review.

Following an expedition to Sabah, Borneo in 2004, Daniel became the first person to paint the rare orchid Paphiopedilum ooii, now in the collection at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew accompanying an earlier drawing of the orchid Vanilla imperialis.

Please click here for my artist’s statement.