“With its ever-flowing ebbs and floods, The River Thames continuously reshapes its surroundings. Its dynamic moods, energy and flow employ a powerful pull on me and my art practice.” 

Daniel Silas is a visual artist, activist, and educator based in London. He works as a lecturer and technical demonstrator at the University of West London. His practice explores ideas of impermanence, flux, personal perceptions, and emotions. He also investigates social and environmental issues and analyses psychological responses to multilayered landscape changes, seeking to raise awareness, evoke emotions, and spark conversations.

Head to the London Museum of Water & Steam to see a beautiful display of artwork by artist Daniel Silas. ‘Thames’ will be on display for the remainder of the summer. End date tba.

**’Thames’ is displayed on the mezzanine of the Steam Hall and is included in the regular admission ticket. The mezzanine unfortunately does not have step free access, this exhibit is available to be viewed on an ipad at the front desk. Please ask a member of staff for support.