(b. 1968)
Is a Romanian contemporary artist who uses various materials such as smoke, sheet metal, dust, in order to provoke a debate on political criticism and political theories. Daniel Knorr tackles consumerism through large-scale installations and sculptures as well as through site-specific installations. His creations are controversial due to their materiality as well as the concept they represent, such as, for example, that of political discussions with a cultural theme.
Daniel Knorr addresses consumerism through large-scale installations and sculptures as well as through site-specific installations.
In order to “materialize concepts”, as the artist defines his approach, Knorr uses humor to emphasize important aspects of socio-political processes, while inviting viewers to detach themselves from their daily haughtiness.
Waiting for a New Wave is a work that reflects the arduous political transition of post-communist Romania, which has long remained in suspense in a changing cultural landscape, which has not been without generating many anomalies and absurd situations.