Hi! ππ½
Iβm Daniel.
Iβm a visual artist & creative health consultant based in London, UK.
For over 20 years Iβve specialised in the exploration of complex emotional experiences through the arts. My work explores themes of disability, heritage, belonging & what it means to be human.
My work is informed by my intersectional identities as a queer, disabled and neurodivergent person of mixed heritage.
I make deeply personal artworks, devise & facilitate socially engaged creative projects and provide consultancy & more across the creative health sector.
Iβm the also the founder & Director of Arts & Health Hub, a non-profit organisation supporting artists that are exploring health & wellbeing in their creative practice.
Want to work together? Hire me.
Whatβs the latest?
22nd April β 11 July 2026: Visit my solo show, (be)longing, at Bethlem Gallery in London.
27th June 2026: Book in to a 1-2-1 chat about belonging with me at Bethlem Gallery.
Other updates:
Read about my work in New Scientist.
Read my open access text on lived experience in the newly published Art and the Critical Medical Humanities.
Read my reflections journal.
Check out my Instagram below to see what Iβve been working on recently.
@danielreganphotography
Selected Clients.
Iβve worked with many of the UKβs leading arts, cultural & health organisations.
Autograph APB
Barbican Centre
Baring Foundation
Barts Heritage
Bethlem Gallery
The Big Anxiety Festival (Australia)
British Association of Art Therapists
British Council
British Journal of Photography
The British Library
Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance
The Foundling Museum
Group for Education in Museums
The Guardian
Historic Royal Palaces
Kingβs College London
The Lancet Psychiatry
NHS England
The Photographersβ Gallery
Photoworks
Royal College of Nursing
Royal College of Psychiatrists
The Southbank Centre
University of the Arts London (UAL) University College London
University of New South Wales
Wellcome Collection
WEX Photo Video
What people say about working with meβ¦
βDaniel is a highly experienced practitioner, artist, collaborator and expert in Creative Health. Daniel has a beautiful practice in which he is invitational to anyone working with him, setting clear boundaries yet being generous with his knowledge of the sector. It is always a pleasure to partner with Daniel and his professionalism is unsurpassable.β
βDanielβs expertise in thinking through practices of care - in life as in work - has helped us to reflect more deeply as an organisation on how we might work differently within our team, our public and artists more broadly. We prize Daniel as a critical friend who brings a lot of humour, wisdom and insight to our process.β
βDaniel and I have worked together in a few ways at Bethlem Gallery. Daniel is open, organised, thoughtful and a joy to work with. He brings gentle challenge as part of his practice as an artist and facilitator, and has a knack for setting up spaces in a way that puts people at ease.β
βI commissioned Daniel to deliver a session on Participant and Self Care in Creative Health for a group of creative practitioners in Medway. Daniel was a joy to work with from start to finish. Heβs super organised and efficient in his preparation. He communicates throughout the process and genuinely cares that he delivers what you need. The session was so interesting and valuable to the practitioners, especially hearing about Danielβs lived experience as an artist and facilitator, and how important boundaries are for himself and for the people he works with. They were all buzzing afterwards!β

