Georges Daou is a Paris-based architect, musician, analog photographer and multidisciplinary artist.
Born in Beirut, he moved to New York in 2014, where he honed his guitar skills at the hands of renowned jazz guitarist Dom Minasi, all the while working as an architect and pursuing various artistic projects and collaborations. Daou's collage and photography work has been exhibited in Beirut, London, Washington and New York. His 3D art has been published in leading 3D magazines and websites.
Daou moved to Paris in 2018, and soon thereafter began working in earnest on his first album, entitled “Subliminal”. A guitarist by trade and tape enthusiast from an early age, he began experimenting with tape loops, synths and field recordings alongside his trusted guitar and effect pedals. These experiments yielded immersive ambient soundscapes and drones, which he would often color with lo-fi textures and sonic artefacts generated by acoustic instruments and found objects. He has since released six full length albums, on renowned labels such as Ruptured, Rohs!Records, Whitelab Recs and Hard Return.
Selected events
July 2024: Bluebird, music album out via the label Whitely Recs
March 2024: Forgotten Stories, music album out via the label Rohs! Records
February 2024: Magnetic Dreams, music album out via the label Hard Return
May 2022: Sanctuary, music album out via the label Ruptured Records
January 2022: Au-delà, music composition for and art performance by Emilie Girault
August 2020: Subliminal, music album out via the label OwlEncounter
2015 - 2017: 3d work featured in vrayworld.com, chaos group and corona renderer
March 2016: The egg series collage featured in Bananapook
2014 - 2015: Mastering Vray course with Grant Warwick
March 2014: Interview with 3darchitettura.com
September 2013: Beirut art fair - group exhibition - Beirut
April 2013: Marvel - Group exhibition - Washington DC
March 2013: Spring group show - Soho gallery for digital art - New York City
March 2013: Cities: all dimensions - group exhibition - Tokarska Gallery - London
December 2012: Featured in Moca - museum of computer art
April - May 2012: Gorgeously grotesque - Photo collage and interview published in curve magazine
July 2011: Tanjara - short movie for the 48hour film festival - winner best cinematography, art directing and editing
December 2010: Collage featured in Lebneneez calendar and book 2011
May 2010: Remembering is not enough - Installation at Maxxi museum and featured in book "Space"-Rome-collaboration with Bernard Khoury
March 2010: Minaret Ban - Collage for Icon magazine - Collaboration with Bernard Khoury
