Dan Braulsh was born on the 9 December 1971 to parents from Liverpool and Austria.
He immigrated to NZ in 1979, which he abandoned 1994 to spent his time between the district of Tulpa [Peru] and Altanbulag [Mongolia].
While Braulsh is predominately a writer, he also collaborates with artists from around the world with his series ‘The Invisible School of Dissonances’, which explores contemporary interpretations of the concept of the ‘Memory Palace’.
Awards/Public Works
1999 – Inaugural Prize for ‘Unrelated’ – Installation/Collaboration, Verkhoyansk.
2003 – Award for ‘Unseen Ink’ – Short Stories, Entropy Magasin, Snowcastle.
2005 – Highly Commended for ‘Unabridged Chronicles for the Forgotten Man’ – Novel, Cenotes Publishing Ltd.
2008 – ‘Schmetterlinge fliegen Nicht’ – Absurd Drama, Installation/Collaboration, City of Absurdities.
2009 to 2014 – Recluse in Residence for research at the Department of Memories, Red Dog Mine.
2015 – Jury Prize for ‘I am not Peter’ – Installation/Collaboration, Ayun Pan.