Daniel Greenfield-Campoverde

Daniel Greenfield-Campoverde (b. 1984, Caracas) is a Venezuelan-American visual artist. He earned an MFA in Fine Art with distinction from Goldsmiths, University of London (2023), and holds architecture degrees from Yale University and Pratt Institute. His transdisciplinary practice examines diasporic identity, cultural heritage, exile, migration, and the body through autobiographical strategies. Working across drawing, sculpture, video, and installation, he engages archives, built environments, and found objects. His research informs performative border walks, choreographies in war bunkers, and diaristic
queer narratives. He has exhibited internationally, received major travel grants, completed numerous residencies, and teaches on Goldsmiths’ MA Design: Expanded Practice.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Exhibited: 'Structures for Jet Lag', The Koppel Project, London (2025); 'Society: or Infinite Rehearsals', Savvy Contemporary, Berlin (2024); 'Rear Window', HUA International Project Space, Berlin (2022); Fifth AIM Biennale, The Bronx Museum of the Arts, New York (2021) Featured: Hyperallergic (Billy Anania)