Dave Greber (b. 1982, Philadelphia) is an artist, educator, and consultant, based in Baltimore. He creates experiences situated for the gallery, museum, and blockchain- manifested through digital media, sculptural installation, and social/environmental interventions.

He received a BA from Temple University and MFA in Digital Media from Tulane University. He began exhibiting artwork as a member of New Orleans-based collective, The Front, and since has been featured in Crystal Bridges’ State of the Art, Lorna Mills’ Ways of Something (Dreamlands, Whitney Museum of American Art), C24 Gallery’s Double Crescent, Sculpture Month Houston, and solo exhibits with the Arthur Roger Gallery. Over the years, his artistic identity has expanded to that of a secular pilgrim as a thru-hiker on the Appalachian Trail, a metaphysical healer in Taos, NM, a brewer of wild-foraged beverages in Norway, and as the AV Manager of the Prospect.4 Triennial. He was commissioned by MTA Arts and Design to create a 52-channel video installation, which played throughout the Fulton Center Transportation Hub, in Lower Manhattan, from July 2018-March 2019. He has participated in many studio residencies including through the Rogaland art center in Stavanger, Norway,  NCCA in St. Petersburg, Russia, Narva Art Residency, Estonia, Salon in Canal Place, and with Scandy, an app-developer in New Orleans. In 2022 he participated in A Structure Envisioned for Changing Circumstances, a program featuring writers, artists and curators in Latvia, Norway and the United States.

Currently, he is in the 6th cohort of the Vertical Crypto Art Residency, an international program educate and provide the tools and resources to empower creators and artists around the world on metaverse and NFT-native skills.