Daniel Pelletier is a Los Angeles-based visual artist working at the
convergence of post-digital photography, glitch abstraction, and 
computational architecture. Pelletier operates at the direct intersection
of poetic structure, sonic dissonance, and complex systems design.

This multi-disciplinary background informs a distinct visual practice
where photographic data is systematically dismantled and reconstructed.
Working under the project moniker Distorted Dreams, Pelletier explores 
the physical and cultural topographies of Los Angeles—from working-class
transit corridors and historic Los Angeles hubs to subverted environmental 
symbols and glowing botanical cybernetics. His compositions expose the 
seams of our mediated existence, investigating the psychological weight, 
friction, and sensory overload of contemporary urban life.