Daniel Everett Bauman is a millennial artist, designer, and independent researcher whose work operates at the intersection of philosophy, spatial practice, conceptual systems, painting, durational theatrics, and modeling.

Bauman holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a Master of Fine Arts in Painting and Drawing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His education informs a practice that bridges technical precision with open-ended exploration, combining spatial reasoning with conceptual and visual inquiry.

As a director since the AMMA Foundation’s resurrection, he is grateful to have stumbled upon what he describes as a wake-up call and a “horror-comedy like Nostradamus on acid.” His leadership reflects a commitment to developing cohesive systems that support both individual insight and collective paradigm shifts while maintaining the utmost respect for local authorities and regulatory frameworks.