Daniel Camargo, known professionally as C. Daniac, is a Brazilian American multidisciplinary artist whose practice exists at the intersection of art, design, architecture, and music. Originally from southern Brazil, Camargo was immersed from an early age in a lineage of artistic and creative disciplines. He holds degrees in Industrial Design and Printmaking from the State University of Paraná, Brazil.

Since relocating to the United States, Camargo has developed a practice informed by both artistic intuition and the structural language of the home-built environment. His background in architecture, design, and construction has become an integral part of his visual vocabulary, where form, material, geometry, and spatial perception converge.

C. Daniac’s work explores the tensions between the tangible and the transcendent. Themes of love, struggle, faith, mysticism, mortality, and the abundance of life emerge through a visual language concerned with transformation and timelessness. His compositions frequently inhabit the space between opposing forces—light and shadow, order and chaos, the physical and the spiritual—inviting the viewer into a world where the familiar becomes otherworldly.

His practice is inspired by the enduring influence of H.R. Giger, M.C. Escher, and Salvador Dalí, whose radical approaches to form, perception, and imagination continue to resonate throughout his work - C. Daniac creates works that seek to transcend the immediate moment and engage with the enduring mysteries of existence.