Daas

Crew

Where The Wildflowers Grow

City Currents

<p>A depiction of a Haniwa figure, which typically is a clay figure riding a horse with the backdrop of a traditional Japanese home. These figures are a nod to those used in rituals and funerary practices in Japan's history, often placed in burial mounds. The artwork is featured at the western entrance of the Takatsuki Center Street as a commission for the Takatsuki Art Expo 2015.</p>

Hunter

Haniwa

My Favorite Things

<div>Young girl wearing space helmet flanked by geometric shapes. Curated by Kotis Street Art. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/daas/">https://www.instagram.com/daas/</a></div>

Space Child

Naples in Bloom

In Bloom

Flora Chroma

<p>Painted for the South Salt Lake 2025 Mural Fest</p>

Flourish

<div>Brand new piece commissioned by WellBuilt Co for The Stillwater, Stamford. New 42 unit rental development in Stamford, CT.&nbsp;<br><br>Project facilitated by ##WXLLSPACE##.</div>

Stillwater Flowers

<p>Painted for the South Salt Lake City Mural Fest 2024. </p><p>This mural is a mirror of Utah's landscape in an abstract way, with an array of colors—fiery reds, deep blues, and earthy neutrals—brings to mind the meeting of desert heat and mountain coolness,a trademark of Utah’s wild heart. The layers and lines give a subtle nod to the natural layers of rock and the changing seasons that characterize the region. It's not meant to be a direct representation, but more of an artistic echo of the environment.</p>

Rhythmic Landscapes

<div>DAAS is a contemporary artist, internationally recognized for his vibrant, engaging paintings and murals. DAAS’ mural work utilizes a combination of abstract and representational imagery, driven by a distinct color palette and design aesthetic which incorporates bold shapes and organic forms saturated in vivid colors, to create larger-than-life artworks focused on bringing a sense of beauty and inspiration into the surrounding space. He says, "I believe the purpose of public art is for the enjoyment of everyone and consider it to be an inherent responsibility of myself as a public artist to make a sincere effort in understanding the community and environment in which the artwork will reside; in order to reflect the values of the people who live there and will view the work on a daily basis. Through my artwork, I hope to inspire, encourage and most importantly, create something that will be beneficial to the wellbeing of the community. "&nbsp;</div>

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