Cash Danielsen likes to stir up trouble in his photographs. Through his portraits, he forges a surrealist aesthetic by focusing on a palette of electric and unreal colors, which immediately provokes a sensory overload. His creations produce a sufficiently striking effect that one immediately feels blinded by the image.

Graduating in 2016 from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, he specialized in photography and then followed group and personal exhibitions in art galleries. His work evolves between analog, digital and motion design photography.