📍 toronto, canada           


is an antidisciplinary artist-designer-curator, working primarily at the intersection of product and sculpture. 

His practice seeks a balance between raw and refined, driven by a keen interest in material and cultural context. Currently, he is exploring notions of weightlessness, impermanence, and the primordial. 

Dan's work has been recognized by organizations such as USM Modular Furniture, DesignMiami, and the Royal Ontario Museum.



















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LIFTING FOG
[2023]
36” x 36” x 28”
steel rod, acrylic, rubber

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photography by J’Don McSween
Industrial materials come together with playful color and shapes to create an object that finds balance between serious and whimsical. The suspension of a cloudy acrylic tabletop gives a sense of weightlessness, subverting the mass of its solid steel construction. An experiment in equilibrium brought to life through unique form.