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Artists Daniel Popper to Unveil “Lumen” Sculpture at Society Wynwood Iconic New Sculpture is a Bold Artistic Landmark in Miami’s Arts District, Celebrated During Miami Art Week on December 4 World-renowned, multidisciplinary artist Daniel Popper is set to unveil his latest installation, Lumen during a special Miami Art Week event at Society Wynwood on Wednesday,…

Discover What Lies Within Elemental Monuments Elemental Monuments is more than a book of art; it’s a journey into the heart of nature, mythology, and the human spirit, captured through monumental sculptures that touch the earth and reach for the sky. Each page offers a glimpse into Popper’s world, where ancient archetypes, sustainable materials, and…

Gaia’s Spirit in UMI: A Tribute to Earth’s Living Essence In the serene, snowy landscape of the Aurora Highlands, UMI stands tall, embodying both strength and tranquility. This captivating sculpture by Daniel Popper draws inspiration from Gaia, the ancient Greek goddess of the Earth, and from James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis, which views Earth as a…

Showcasing Nature’s Resilience Within City Limits In cities, nature is often controlled – manicured parks, carefully planted trees, and trimmed shrubs lining sidewalks. Yet, nature refuses to be tamed. It sneaks through cracks in concrete, climbs abandoned walls, and reclaims forgotten spaces. Daniel Popper’s Thrive captures this quiet resilience, celebrating nature’s ability to flourish against…

What is GFRC and Why is it Used in Public Art and Architecture? Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) is a game-changer for artists and sculptors, offering a unique mix of strength, flexibility, and lightweight design. This material – made of cement, sand, and alkali-resistant glass fibers – allows creators to push boundaries like never before….

The Magic of Organic Sculptures at Festivals Art installations at festivals created unique opportunities to connect with creativity and the environment. Daniel Popper’s breathtaking sculptures, Boom Shaman and Emergence, beautifully illustrated this connection, inviting audiences to explore the relationship between art, nature, and their inner selves. Boom Shaman: A Guardian of ConnectionFestival-goers found themselves captivated…

Where Nature Meets Technology Creating monumental artworks is a fascinating journey that combines artistry with cutting-edge technology, and stepping into Daniel Popper’s studio reveals just how vibrant this process can be. Each project is a unique adventure, allowing for multiple iterations that refine not just the artwork itself but also the deeper connection it fosters…

Temporary and Lasting Sculptures Daniel Popper’s installations redefine what a monument can be, blending art with the natural world. Unlike traditional monuments that symbolize power and dominance, Popper’s works embrace an ecologically-driven aesthetic, aligning with their surroundings rather than overpowering them. His Elemental Monuments – inspired by earth, water, air, and fire – encourage us…

Behind The Swamp The Swamp has become a landmark on the MoDem island. Designed by Daniel Popper and affectionately dubbed Jolene by the MoDem crew, this sculpture exemplifies artistic innovation and deep thematic exploration. Unveiled at the MoDem Festival in 2021, Jolene is a striking fusion of steel, fibreglass, and concrete. The sculpture features a…

Transforming Art: How Projection Mapping Elevates Sculptures at Festivals Projection mapping is a revolutionary technique that brings sculptures and artworks to life, transforming static objects into dynamic displays. By projecting video content onto the surfaces of these structures, they become animated with vivid imagery, motion, and light, captivating audiences with immersive visuals. The growing popularity…