Born in Sweden to Persian parents, Daniel Pourrahmaty grew up with a hands on curiosity that shaped his approach to art. In a basement filled with tools and improvised projects, he learned early to build, experiment, and transform whatever was in front of him, a mindset that continues to guide his work.

After nearly seven years as a teacher, Daniel began sharing small experiments on Instagram. What started quietly grew into a global audience, with over 210 million views and hundreds of thousands of followers and collectors around the world. His sculptures have been featured in ELLE, and a four page opening editorial in Vogue Scandinavia dedicated to his work.

Daniel developed a sculptural language that has become distinctly his own, shaping materials in ways they were never meant to be used. The fluid folds and tactile surfaces of his pieces have created a style that has gone viral, while more than 300 originals have found homes worldwide.

Each sculpture invites both sight and touch. The forms feel alive and impossible, yet they settle into a calm presence that shapes the room around them.

Daniel continues to create from Sweden, where he lives with his wife Anna, building work defined by innovation, texture, and quiet persistence.