RAFAEL DOMENECH Rafael Domenech’s work extends from bookmaking, collage, and sculpture. Working from repurposed natural, industrial, and mass-produced objects, Domenech’s work is often responsive to the context where the work is created and its exhibition site. He understands the urban habitat as a convoluted, selftransforming, and revolting force continuously generating knowledge, ideas, and language. After experiencing cultural and geographical dislocation, daily walks through the city (to create a personal photographic archive) are fundamental for the construction and understanding of the new landscape. Domenech's works are part of collections such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Perez Art Museum, Miami, Bass Museum, Miami Beach, and The Bronx Museum, New York.
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Untitled (Super-flat landscape, no space between the end and here), 2017–2019 Plastic bag, archival adhesive, laser print on paper 98" × 67" NEXT SPREAD
Objects that belong to the floor, 2019 Plexiglas, LED bulb, electrical wire, wrapping plastic, laser print on paper Dimensions variable
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