David Servan-​Schreiber is a French artist liv­ing in London with his wife and child.

His work is influ­enced by spir­i­tu­al­ity and the var­i­ous envi­ron­men­tal chal­lenges that earth and mankind are cur­rently facing.

In his dif­fer­ent series, David shares his inter­pre­ta­tion of the uni­verse (plan­ets), of the earth on which we stand (micro­cosm), our planet, seen from a dis­tance (fever) and the time fac­tor which impacts it all (time).

David Servan-​Schreiber began his artis­tic jour­ney as a street artist when he was a teenager. He made his first col­lab­o­ra­tion at 21 and had his first solo show at 26 in a London gallery.

His work has since been exhib­ited many times inter­na­tion­ally in art fairs, solo shows and exhi­bi­tions in London, Paris, Los Angeles, New York and Singapore.

David has also worked with envi­ron­men­tally con­scious brands such as Ruinart, Glenfiddich, Pomellato.

He is the co-​author of a 14 meter high sculp­ture with lights and sounds rep­re­sent­ing a bee­hive located in and com­mis­sioned by the Good Planet foun­da­tion of Yann Arthus Bertrand in Paris.