Italian · b. 1970
Daniele Puppi is an Italian visual and multimedia artist known for his site-specific audiovisual installations. Born in Pordenone, he creates immersive works that challenge traditional perceptions of architectural space. Using technologies such as video projectors, amplifiers, and subwoofers, Puppi alters the sensory experience of the viewer. His debut work, Fatica no.1, established his focus on spatial reconfiguration, and he has exhibited extensively in major international museums.