Dari is an artist from the United States, currently living and working in Brooklyn, New York. His practice moves between highly controlled, flat compositions and a newer body of work shaped by observation and lived interaction. The work reflects how perception shifts through personal experience, attention, and proximity.
Using hand built supports, repeated masking, sanding, and flat matte paint, Dari constructs work that sit between architecture, memory and encounter. Some works appear precise and resolved, while others carry signs of erosion, compression and disturbance. This back and forth allows the surface to function both as structure and as record.
His practice is grounded in perspective and interpretation. What he sees, registers, or isolates within an interaction is not fixed or universal. Each painting holds a specific point of view, acknowledging that the same moment or surface can be read differently by another viewer. The work invites slow looking, asking the viewer to consider how meaning shifts through distance, angle and attention.
