Hi! 👋🏽
I’m Daniel.

I’m a visual artist & creative health consultant based in London, UK.

For over 20 years I’ve specialised in the exploration of complex emotional experiences through the arts. My work explores themes of disability, heritage, belonging & what it means to be human.

I’m a multipotentialite. I make deeply personal artworks, devise & facilitate socially engaged projects and provide consultancy across the creative health sector.

I’m the also the founder & Director of Arts & Health Hub, a non-profit organisation supporting artists that are exploring health & wellbeing in their creative practice.

Want to work together? I’m open for work.

What’s the latest?

Here’s some events you can book on to:

Other updates:

  • I’m currently working on a major project called (be)longing.

  • Check out my Instagram below to see what I’ve been working on recently.

. 🗣️ (be)longing Conference 📅 March 25th 🕰️ 10.20am - 5pm
📍 Peckham, London (@ual_thehub)
💷 £20 / free concessions 🔗 Book via the link in bio 🙏🏽Please share! Join me at the upcoming (be)longing conference that I’ve curated for @b
. 🗣️ (be)longing Conference 📅 March 25th 🕰️ 10.20am - 5pm
📍 Peckham, London (@ual_thehub)
💷 £20 / free concessions 🔗 Book via the link in bio 🙏🏽Please share! Tickets are still available for the full day conference I’ve curated fo
. 🙏🏽 Thank you to Curator Gaynor Tutani (@art__adlib) & Director of the Mixed Museum (@themixedmuseum) Dr Chamion Caballero - both speaking at the 3rd and final in conversation event on belonging within the context of race and heritage. Gaynor
Yesterday I was back at the Greenwich Training Hub day for NHS primary care staff across the borough, with my @londonartsandhealth family. I was co-facilitating a creative workshop with @jolie.goodman focused on language and communication, exploring
🙏🏽 A huge thank you to artists Claire Sunho Lee (@claireslee93) and leon clowes (@leonclowes) for sharing their incredibly powerful and poignant personal works in our recent in-conversation event. This event focused on complex family histories in
The archive that I am grappling with is one that hardly exists. It isn’t just the objects that are missing, it’s the stories too. In some ways I miss those more - longing for something to hold in my heart more than what I can hold in my h
These prints will shortly be winging their way to @bethlemgallery. I’m pleased that they’ve been acquired as part of The Peter Sowerby Art Collection, a collection of artworks by artists with lived experience of mental health services, ca
. ✨ 📷 5 WEEK COURSE: LENS OF LIVED EXPERIENCE ✨ 📆 12th March - 9th April (5 weeks), 7-9pm 💻 Online 💷 Cost: £210 (2 x 50% concessions available) 🔗 Sign up via the link in my bio There’s still some places available in my upcoming phot

Selected Clients.

I’ve worked with many of the UK’s leading arts, cultural & health organisations.

Autograph APB
Barbican Centre
Baring Foundation
Bethlem Gallery
The Big Anxiety Festival (Australia)
British Association of Art Therapists
British Journal of Photography
The British Library

Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance
The Guardian
Historic Royal Palaces
King’s College London
The Lancet Psychiatry
NHS England
The Photographers’ Gallery
Photoworks

Royal College of Nursing
Royal College of Psychiatrists
The Southbank Centre
University of the Arts London (UAL) University College London
University of New South Wales
Wellcome Collection
WEX Photo Video

“Daniel has delivered artist-led workshops at QUEERCIRCLE & is a valued member of our Queering Creative Health network. His expertise in thinking through practices of care - in life as in work - has helped us to reflect more deeply as an organisation on how we might work differently within our team, our public and artists more broadly. We prize Daniel as a critical friend who brings a lot of humour, wisdom and insight to our process.”
— Frances Williams, Health & Research lead at QUEERCIRCLE
“Daniel and I have worked together in a few ways at Bethlem Gallery. Daniel is open, organised, thoughtful and a joy to work with. He brings gentle challenge as part of his practice as an artist and facilitator, and has a knack for setting up spaces in a way that puts people at ease.”
— Sophie Leighton, Director at Bethlem Gallery