Dan Bowhay is a photographic artist working in the United Kingdom. His practice encompasses photography and moving image with a focus on installation. Much of Bowhay’s practice is autobiographical, with recent projects focusing on his disability through a personal, social, and political lens.

Bowhay’s projects ‘Between These Times’ and ‘Visual Un-impairment’ explore his visual impairment and how this affects his ongoing relationship with the world around him. In other projects, Bowhay explores the relationship between architecture and its communities, reframing photographic archives and their narratives, and his documentary works examine spaces and environments that are less familiar.

Interviews with him discussing his recent project, ‘Between These Times’, have been featured on BBC South Today and ITV Meridian, on various BBC Radio stations, and in a number of printed and online papers. An image from the project has also been shortlisted for The Penn Berkeley Prize. His work has been exhibited in Aberrations Collective’s exhibitions in BEAF’s B.A.D. Gallery in Bournemouth and at Copeland Gallery in London. He has also taken part in a residency program with the Bournemouth Underground Gallery (TheBUG), with an exhibition in 2024.