Artist bio:

Daniel Gomez, born in 1999 in Cartago, Costa Rica, is a contemporary sculptor based in San Jose, Costa Rica. Specializing in sculptures and installations, Gomez is best known for his innovative use of 3D printing and the incorporation of natural elements to create a distinctive figurative language. His work uniquely represents figures in movement and interaction, exploring the complex interplay between emotions and nature.

Gomez's artwork delves into the intricate relationship between humans and nature, examining the elements that constitute his identity to understand how Western culture has distorted this connection. His art encourages deep reflection on the human-nature relationship, characterized by a profound inquiry into identity and cultural influences on the natural world. A notable project in his career is the installation "Eternal Illusion" (2023) at the National Gallery in Costa Rica. This zoetrope installation not only showcased Gomez's technical prowess but also captivated a wide audience, earning significant recognition in the art community.

Daniel Gomez has exhibited his work at prestigious venues such as the National Gallery in San Jose, the El Salvador Art Museum, and the Sasso Sasso Gallery in San Jose. His works are included in various private national and international collections. Gomez has also participated in significant events such as the Light Biennial in San Jose and the Tridimensional Biennial in Cartago, further establishing his reputation as an emerging contemporary sculptor.