Daniel Huete (b. 1989, Palma de Mallorca, Spain) is a Bangkok-based photographer whose work explores the cycle of life/death, identity, and the uncertain nature of truth. His images reflect lived experiences and a deep curiosity about the passage of time. In an era where the lines between real and unreal are increasingly blurred, his work questions what is true and what is not. Having spent more than half of his life in Asia, his perspective is shaped by its influence and by mentors who have left a lasting impact on his approach. Working across photography, text, video, and sound, he explores the tension between past, present, and the unknown. He is a member of Bad Eyes Collective and co-founder of Published by BAD EYES.
Publications
– 2023 A letter to a dying man is published by Bad Eyes.
– 2019 Eclipse published by Bad Eyes.
Exhibitions
– 2022 The Thing Called Labyrinth at Hub of Photography, Bangkok Thailand
– 2022 Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Bangkok, Thailand
– 2021 Hong Kong International Photography Festival “Photography Cinema”, Hong Kong
– 2021 Eclipse at 4log Art Space sponsored by Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Korea, Seoul, South Korea
– 2021 Selfpression 100 photographers at Hub of Photography, Bangkok, Thailand
– 2020 Eclipse photo-book selected and shown at Photo ONE Taipei, Taiwan
– 2017 StreetFoto San Francisco street photography festival, US
– 2016 Abre los Ojos exhibition in Darkroom, Heyri Art Valley, Korea
– 2022 Curated Arttaca’s grant exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand and Bandung, Indonesia
– 2021 Curated Floating Islands an exhibition at 4log Art Space, Seoul, South Korea
Workshops
Mentoring:
– 2022 Workshop “CONTAMINATION” by BAD EYES Collective at HOP, Bangkok, Thailand.
– 2022 Workshop with Scott Typaldos and Natthaya Thaidecha, Bangkok, Thailand.
– 2020 Bad Eyes workshop in Bangkok, Thailand.
– 2019 Bad Eyes workshop in Bangkok, Thailand.