Daniel Domingo Schweitzer

Daniel Delgado Schweitzer (Germany, 1988) holds a degree in Fine Arts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and a Master's in Artistic Production from the same university. His work is notable for its relationships between body, space, and viewer. Through sculptures and installations, he generates proposals where the body is decomposed and recomposed using fractal geometry as a visual resource for creating space. He explores the limits of a body that metamorphoses and dematerializes through geometry in an intangible space, only to be reconstituted in its symbolic sense. In this way, body, space, and geometry come together in a work of visual investigation, where texture, material, and form contain their own narratives. Despite his short career, he has held several exhibitions in major cities across Spain, including Valencia, Córdoba, Granada, La Rioja, Barcelona, and Madrid, among others. He has also held an international exhibition in Dresden, Germany. His novel and powerful career is surprising, as he was the third prizewinner in the Sierra Elvira Foundation sculpture competition and selected for the Ciutat Bella Oberta art festival to exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Valencia.