Samuel studied graphic design at the London College of Communication.

He is currently doing a master's degree in painting at La Cambre in Brussels, Belgium. Samuel's work revolves around memory, everyday life, and the photographic moment, in an attempt to capture the ephemeral and preserve its trace. Far from a simple reproduction of reality, his practice focuses on reinterpreting memory and transforming it through painting. He draws from archival images, films, or his own photographs to fuel his creative process. This approach leads him to question how a frozen moment can be transposed into a new pictorial narrative.

Please visit Samuel's website for more information about his art here: www.samuelbloch.com

Samuel studied graphic design at the London College of Communication.

He is currently doing a master's degree in painting at La Cambre in Brussels, Belgium. Samuel's work revolves around memory, everyday life, and the photographic moment, in an attempt to capture the ephemeral and preserve its trace. Far from a simple reproduction of reality, his practice focuses on reinterpreting memory and transforming it through painting. He draws from archival images, films, or his own photographs to fuel his creative process. This approach leads him to question how a frozen moment can be transposed into a new pictorial narrative.

Please visit Samuel's website for more information about his art here: www.samuelbloch.com