British-born sculptor Daniel Baharier has dedicated most of his professional life to his craft in Israel. He established and managed the country's third-largest sculpture bronze foundry in the 1980’s and early 1990s, showcasing his expertise and commitment to his chosen medium. Daniel's focus lies in portraying the human figure, capturing the vast range of human emotions, movements, and forms.

 

His portfolio boasts an impressive collection of commissioned works, including a notable achievement in 1992 with the unveiling of Israel’s largest sculpture grouping in Rishon le Zion, consisting of 24 figures ranging from 2.5 to 3.5 meters in height. Additionally, Baharier’s works grace the Sculpture Park at the Wingate Institute, Israel's national sports center, where several of his sculptures, ranging from 2.5 to 4.5 meters in height, have found a home. A selection of his smaller sculptures has been on display at the park for over two decades. He also created a twice life-sized portrait of Michael "Misha" Kogan, the founder of Taito Corporations, for their Head Office in Tokyo.Daniel's artistic contributions are recognized by the prestigious Tel Aviv Museum of Art, where he has exhibited his works. His talent was further acknowledged when his artwork was chosen to represent his country at the World Jewish Ice Hockey Championship.In the 2010’s, he had the privilege of traveling to Spain, where he assisted the Danish sculptor Arse Ranslet in the casting process for his work. Daniel was chosen to carry out Manashe Kadishman final works, as the acclaimed artist was physically unable to continue his craft before his passing in 2015. This opportunity showcased Daniel's profound artistic understanding and respect for his fellow sculptor's legacy.Beyond Israel, Baharier’s s sculptures adorn private collections worldwide, notably in France, Australia, the USA, and Japan. Throughout his career, Daniel has been the recipient of numerous bursaries and grants, recognizing his artistic contributions and supporting his creative endeavors.