Stefan Daniel’s art focuses on the transformation of the Earth and pressing ecological concerns. Born in 1975, the Swiss artist lives and works in Chur, and his work highlights the profound impact of human activity on the planet.

His pieces often emerge from years of careful observation, in-depth research, data collection, and conversations with scientists. Through his installations, neon signs, prints, and photographs, Daniel presents vanishing landscapes beneath the Northern Lights, consumer culture, and fragile ecosystems.

With works that range from bold to subtle, he explores the intricate relationship between humans and nature, underscoring their deep connection. His art encourages us to reflect on the fragility of life on Earth and recognize our role as part of a larger whole.