These multimedia works by Daniel Cosentino explore time, gesture, identity, and symbolic action across installation, video, and performative forms. Created using both analog and digital tools, the works reflect his interdisciplinary practice as a New Jersey-based conceptual artist and educator. Often grounded in photography and sculpture, these time-based pieces echo the material language of other series like Totem Domum and Hands, while expanding into reflexive, performative space.
Cosentinoworks presents multimedia works by Daniel Cosentino that examine presence, repetition, authorship, and symbolic transformation. “At a certain point, I realized that the act of doing—marking, standing, watching—could be the work itself,” he reflects. Several pieces use dual-camera installations to capture multiple views simultaneously, creating layered, spatial perspectives. Works like Standing Box and 12 Hour Portrait invite endurance and reflection, while Signature and Circles channel obsessive gesture. These snippets offer a visual reference but are not substitutes for experiencing the work in space and time. This gallery connects to his broader practice and editorial work in Latent Views and Equine Magistrate.
Dual-channel video exploring presence, memory, and loss through performance.
Studio performance captured via time-lapse over 12 hours. Explores presence, duration, and mediated selfhood.
Time-lapse of a signature performed in real time. Investigates gesture and authorship.
Single-channel performance work using painted dots to develop rhythmic gesture.
Multi-screen performance on institutional identity and classical portraiture.
Explores communication breakdown and reconstruction through technology-mediated exchange.