b. 1983 in Vancouver, Canada.
Lives and works in Vienna, Austria
Daniel Domig’s Paintings are invitations: Thick, colorful compositions challenge us to gaze at the world through our guts instead of our eyes. They are places of growth and fermentation, of openings and closings. We encounter them as a spectacle of shapes, shades, and silhouettes ― emerging figures interacting with their own making and maker ― almost flickering in and out of existence. Clarity reveals itself only to those willing to give up control, to sacrifice overview for intimacy. These paintings come into being through the act of reception rather than production. And as the bodies intermingle between the layers of paint, we are invited into communion with these magical paintings.
Domig studied Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria, where he currently lives with his family. He has exhibited widely in Europe, North America and Australia over the past two decades. Among his solo and group shows: These Mythical Bones, Reflexion Gallery, Beijing (solo); Stranger Family, Chalk Horse Gallery, SYDNEY; Where Hopes Infest, Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Miami; The Quiet Afterword, Museum Engen, Germany; Matter of a Burning Body, unttld contemporary, Vienna, Austria; The Heart is a Prideful Beast, Warburton Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland ; All Words Were Once Animals, 33 Orchard, NEW YORK, NYC (solo) ; Five Rooms, Austrian Cultural Forum NYC ; Triennale LINZ 1.0, Lentos Kunstmuseum, Linz, Austria; With All the Things We Build and Make, Thrust Projects, New York
Collections:
Collection Horst Köhn; Collection CCF Paris; Joseph Blake Contemporary
SAMMLUNG ESSL Vienna, Austria
Austrian State Collection, Artothek Vienna, Austria
Statecollection Salzburg, Austria
Museum Engen, German
AMC Collezione Coppola, Italy
Galerie Taxis Palais, Innsbruck, Austria
Collections RVC, Brussels/NYC
Sammlung Leopold, Vienna, Austria
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