Price Label Gift Wrap | Daniel Eatock, 2003
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Price Label Gift Wrap | Daniel Eatock, 2003
Price-Tag Gift Wrap & Gift Exchange | Daniel Eatock, 2009
Everything Heinz | Daniel Eatock, 2009
Indexhibit | Daniel Eatock & Jeffery Vaska, 2007
No Fly Posters, Manchester, England, 2014
All Possible Futures, SOMArts, 2014
Daniel Eatock | An Empty Room: The Sequel, Philip J. Steele Gallery, 2013
Daniel Eatock | One + 1, Onomatopee, Netherlands, 2012
No Photo | Collaborative Photo Project with Daniel Eatock
photo credits from top left: Anna Craemer, Harry Latchford, Manuel Boden, Billy Woods
Imprint | Daniel Eatock, 2008
In exchange for... | participatory project with Daniel Eatock
Big Brother UK Eye Clip's
Kingston University Students helping Daniel Eatock with his One + One exhibiton at the school's Stanley Picker Gallery, 2012
Daniel Eatock Workshop at ArtEZ Institute of the Arts, Arnhem Graphic Design Department
Flávia Book | Flávia Müller Medeiros & Daniel Eatock, 2005
Using my background knowledge from working as a graphic designer, I employ a rational, logical and pragmatic approach when making work...The idea is paramount and the material form secondary...I seek alignments, paradoxes, chance circumstance, loops, impossibilities and wit encountered in everyday life. I often change my mind, go full circle, and arrive at the beginning.
Daniel Eatock | Artist Statement