Describing his work as “possible sculpture”, Daniel Mort creates graceful sculptures out of precise combinations of wildly discordant found and handmade objects. No materials are off-limits for Mort, who has incorporated food, a blowtorch, old cassette tapes, and wooden geometric shapes into his works. Like his sculptures, his approach is hybrid, combining modernist attention to formal precision with Neo-Dadaist revelry in the absurd. By pushing materials beyond their ordinary uses, Mort encourages viewers to discover new meanings and surprising beauty in everyday objects.