Daniel Cohen is a Los Angeles-based artist whose work depicts an oft tongue-in-cheek commentary on American youth culture. Cohen’s mixed media approach combines painting, wood, acrylic, metal work, graphic design and digital art. Daniel’s craft and attention to detail have begun to amass a global audience of interested fans and collectors, including some big names like Ashton Kutcher, the Getty family private collection, Dana White and even Wiz Khalifa. You may be familiar with some of his past series of works, including.

Recently, Daniel has collaborated with California’s premier concentrates co, 710 labs. See more photos of the event, and catch up with Daniel, in our interview with the artist below. 

During our studio visit, the Feeny pieces, a series of contemporary photo collaborations depicting film and photography as large-scale sculptural works, caught the light and I couldn’t take my eye off them. The name “Feeny’s photos” is an homage to Daniel’s grandparents’ original vision & passion for photography. A quick summary of the Feeny Legacy below:

- 1982 - Daniel Allen Cohen’s grandparents, Marcel and Feeny Verdooner, open Feeny’s Photo, a visionary photo lab in Northridge, California.
- 1994 - The Northridge Earthquake put an abrupt halt on the business, and it has since been closed.
- 2019 - Inspired by his grandparents’ beloved business, Daniel Cohen set out to create an intimate project bringing photography back to its physical roots while preserving his family’s legacy. What emerged from Cohen’s inspiration is the reopening of Feeny’s Photo after 25 years.