daniel alexander smith

Daniel

Daniel Alexander Smith is a visual artist based in Boston, MA. He is the Design Lead at Studio Echelman, where he has overseen the design, development, and execution of Janet Echelman’s monumental textile installations since 2017. He is the cofounder of Paper-Thin, an experimental collaborative platform for artists working in virtual and augmented realities. From oil painting to robotic fabrication, his artwork explores perceptual systems in a variety of media.

Daniel's work has been exhibited at venues including the Indianapolis Museum of Art, The University of Richmond Museums, the CICA Museum in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, SIGGRAPH, Illuminus Boston, Boston Cyberarts, the Festival Internacional de Linguagem Eletronica in SãoPaulo, Brazil, the Athens Digital Arts Festival in Athens, Greece, as well as universities and galleries across the country.

Recent works include Mouse, a robotically created painting commissioned by Google; Expansion, an interactive simulation projected on Boston's iconic 175 Federal building, sponsored by Epson; Euclidean Mind, a 4x life-scale carved wooden sculpture inspired by the Brothers Karamazov; and Four and No Waves, a time-based installation addressing how computers restructure human perception.


Email: smithalexanderdaniel @ gmail.com