The Art of Dan Monceaux

Art inspired by nature and guided by conscience

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Dive into the work of the international, multi-disciplinary artist and curator, Dan Monceaux. View selected past works, exhibitions and discover his curatorial and creative services.

A giant Australian cuttlefish hides among the algae near Whyalla, South Australia
Giant Australian Cuttlefish, Whyalla – Dan Monceaux (2017)

Nature-Inspired Artistic Visions

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Dan Monceaux lies on a tarpaulin among boxes of safety products used to create his sculpture, "Is it safe?"

Dan Monceaux

Artist & Curator

With a rich background in visual arts and digital media, Dan applies his skill to celebrating the beauty of nature and advocating for healthier relationships between humanity and the living world.

Explore art inspired by the
living world

Browse a thoughtfully-selected gallery that reflects Dan’s creative range and media.

The sculpture "Is it safe?" is installed on Henley Beach, South Australia
Is it safe? (2026) installed on Henley Beach, South Australia
A sculpture of an iceberg cut from styrofoam and mounted through a reflective blue disc of perspex hangs in mid-air in an art gallery
Icy, I sea, I see – Styrofoam & perspex – Dan Monceaux (2021)
Is it safe? (2026) installed on Henley Beach, South Australia
Is it safe? (2026) installed on Henley Beach, South Australia
Hard Lines & Gentle Curves and Lake Gilles, Eyre Peninsula (2017) as exhibited at the Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery
Hard Lines & Gentle Curves / Lake Gilles, Eyre Peninsula – Digital Illustrations on canvas – Dan Monceaux
(2017)
An animated LED backpack hangs on a gallery wall
Toxic Relationship – Dan Monceaux (2025) – Pic: Tom Ling
A colony of Waratah anemone grow on a jetty pile at Port Noarlunga, jus below the water's surface
Waratah anemones, Port Noarlunga – Dan Monceaux (2020)
Three pied stilts juxtaposed over an abstract impression of the Onkaparinga River, South Australia. Made by cut paper collage using matte and metallic papers.
Pied stilts – paper collage – Dan Monceaux (2020)
A bright orange seastar crawls over yellow macroalgae underwater at Normanville, South Australia
Nectria ocellata, Normanville, South Australia – Dan Monceaux (2014)

Where Nature Meets Artistic Vision

Hear from project partners and collaborators about their experiences engaging Dan Monceaux and Force of Nature.

Dan organised an underwater photography event and competition for our organisation in Whyalla. It was a great success.

Steve Reynolds

President, Marine Life Society of SA

Dan is a talented artist and curator. He delivered two excellent Totally Immersed art exhibitions for us with great impact.

Carl Charter

Experiencing Marine Sanctuaries