Studio Daniel Canogar is pleased to present Oculus, a generative animation that features the Novartis Pavillon zero-energy media façade. The Pavillon, built with a unique solar panel technology developed by iart studio, presents an artistic program curated by Martin Furler and Sabine Himmelsbach.

Daniel Canogar presents one of his most ambitious projects to date: Dinamo, a site-specific audiovisual project designed for the Spanish Pavilion, in Expo Dubai 2020, produced in collaboration with the music composer Francisco López.

Daniel Canogar presents Amalgama Phillips, a collaboration with with the Phillips Collection to celebrate the museum's 100th anniversary as part of its Digital Intersections program.

As part of MMMAD Digital Art Festival, Daniel Canogar has adapted to VR his piece 'Ripple' in Domo 360 (Madrid), a 22 m diameter geodesic dome. In collaboration with ARAN Art Network for the ‘ARAN360’ project.⁠

Bifurcation consists in electric-like bolts of light that zigzag up and down the Zebra Building. Connected to the internet, Bifurcation reacts in real time to thunderstorms happening around the globe. 

Daniel Canogar’s work reflects on memory and its loss. In his projects, he works to avoid the loss and disappearance of memories provoked by continuous overexposure of information.

As part of the Museo Nacional del Prado program for its 200th anniversary, Daniel Canogar projected “Amalgama El Prado” on the building´s façade. The generative artwork was created with the Museum’s painting collection.

Artist Daniel Canogar began his residency at the Collection of the University of Navarra Museum during the 2015-2016 academic year. His visit to the collection facilitated the review of the parameters in which his Small Data works had been developed and allowed him to generate new pieces that would continue that series.

Daniel Canogar’s work addresses the paradigm of our data society by investigating the interfaces and transitions between virtual and real worlds. He uses media as tools for a novel esthetic experience and examines in his works the esthetic dialog with digital environments. In expansive, large-scale installations and generative video animations, the artist is dealing with the impact of media technologies on society. Canogar vividly presents the transition from electromechanical to digital systems and is searching for the individual person's impact and position in the technologically networked world. Fluctuations stands for a world in flux – a world of transient, fleeting memories, medial changes and continuously increasing data streams.

Daniel Canogar presents a sculptural video-installation made up of 2,400 recycled DVDs. This multi-thematic piece is inspired by the "sikka", the gold coins that in Babylonian times were sewn on clothes and that turned into bright plastic objects, known today as sequins.

Tendril is a permanent installation created for Tampa International Airport which emerges from the artist fascination with representations of ruins that depict nature reabsorbing what was built by humans. The artwork is composed of ribbon-shaped LED screens that coil around the trusses of Airside F’s central space.

A projection on the emblematic façade of the University of Salamanca which animation riffs off painterly abstract expressionism. The palette of this artwork is not painting, but rather YouTube videos. 

Using methods of public intervention and video installation, Storming Times Square is a project that symbolically releases our fantasies of overcoming imposed obstacles in our lives. Engaging individuals as spectators and participants, a staged interaction took place between a “stormed” site and collected imagery of a virtual public.

Waves, a suspended sculptural LED video installation in Houston, Texas, echoes the flow and constant current of people walking through the atrium. The video display content is the result of a public-participation performance, a signature method of the artist.

Canal II Foundation presents a solo exhibition comissioned to Daniel Canogar with "water" as the core theme.

Travesías is a video installation using a LED screen, created specially for the atrium of the Justus Lipsius building of the European Union Council. The exhibition coincides with the Spanish Presidency of the European Union.