Seth / Ezra Dager is an artist whose work examines how meaning forms, stabilizes, and endures over time.

His practice sits at the intersection of systems, authorship, and lived experience. Across objects, images, sound, and archive, his work treats life not as content to be performed, but as material to be held — with restraint, care, and duration.

Alongside his artistic practice, Seth / Ezra has spent more than a decade building and leading creative systems at global scale. Working across Paris, London, and New York, he has developed and directed in-house studios and organizational models designed to balance rigor, speed, and long-term integrity. This background deeply informs Ezra: not as subject matter, but as methodology.

Ezra emerged as a convergence rather than a departure — bringing together sustained artistic inquiry and systems thinking into a single, coherent practice. The system grew from lived use, not theory, and the work that results reflects that origin.

Seth / Ezra lives and works between New York and the Rigley Field in Nashville, Indiana, where he continues the development of Ezra as both an artistic practice and a meaning-making system.