Plastic Human Relations. Experimental Photography, A3, part of four pieces
Contemporaries
New Works 2025
16 June - 18 July 2025
Artwork: Daniel Cleal, Superlative Inspiration
Notice: Archived Exhibition - This exhibition has officially ended. You are viewing an archived page showcasing the artwork from the past exhibition.
overview
What are artists making right now — in this moment, this year, this phase of their practice?
With Contemporaries – New Works 2025 – Part 1, Domio Gallery presents a curated selection of works created in the first half of 2025. These pieces reflect the materials, methods, and questions shaping artists’ practices today — not yesterday, not someday, but now.
Some works are the result of recent shifts. Others deepen long-term investigations. Whether intuitive or precise, conceptual or material, each one shows an artist in motion — thinking, refining, expressing.
This exhibition offers a shared view of contemporary art as it takes form across borders, disciplines, and styles. We selected works for their clarity, perspective, and relevance — pieces that speak to where things stand and hint at where they’re headed.
We invite you to explore the works, follow the artist links, and connect with what resonates. This is contemporary art in its present tense.
*To purchase an artwork, please use the artist’s contact link available on the image.
artists
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju / Angel Lok / Bethany Altschwager / Biljana Lazovic / Brian Sanders / Bruce S. Dilenschneider / Catherine Gutsche / Christina Dommer / Clara Vardanian / Claudia Dias / Claudine Hauke / Daniel Cleal / Ellie Goodliffe / Gabriel Baker Bennett / Giorgio Lupano / Goran Tomic / Hadi Asgharpour / Hakan Erkam / Hei Works / Inesantiago / Iryna Baranova / James Harper / Karl Pont / Korvin Reich / Lexiong Ying / Lothar Janssen / Lucio Domingo / Mark Pol / Nicholas Ganz / Nike Kama / Oksana Bilyk / Sam Luff / Sean Bw Parker / Shu Chen / Silvia Pusceddu / Val Stangoe / Yumi Bancon / Zsuzsanna Ursprung
overview
What are artists making right now — in this moment, this year, this phase of their practice?
With Contemporaries – New Works 2025 – Part 1, Domio Gallery presents a curated selection of works created in the first half of 2025. These pieces reflect the materials, methods, and questions shaping artists’ practices today — not yesterday, not someday, but now.
Some works are the result of recent shifts. Others deepen long-term investigations. Whether intuitive or precise, conceptual or material, each one shows an artist in motion — thinking, refining, expressing.
This exhibition offers a shared view of contemporary art as it takes form across borders, disciplines, and styles. We selected works for their clarity, perspective, and relevance — pieces that speak to where things stand and hint at where they’re headed.
We invite you to explore the works, follow the artist links, and connect with what resonates. This is contemporary art in its present tense.
*To purchase an artwork, please use the artist’s contact link available on the image.
artists
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju / Angel Lok / Bethany Altschwager / Biljana Lazovic / Brian Sanders / Bruce S. Dilenschneider / Catherine Gutsche / Christina Dommer / Clara Vardanian / Claudia Dias / Claudine Hauke / Daniel Cleal / Ellie Goodliffe / Gabriel Baker Bennett / Giorgio Lupano / Goran Tomic / Hadi Asgharpour / Hakan Erkam / Hei Works / Inesantiago / Iryna Baranova / James Harper / Karl Pont / Korvin Reich / Lexiong Ying / Lothar Janssen / Lucio Domingo / Mark Pol / Nicholas Ganz / Nike Kama / Oksana Bilyk / Sam Luff / Sean Bw Parker / Shu Chen / Silvia Pusceddu / Val Stangoe / Yumi Bancon / Zsuzsanna Ursprung
catalogue
artists
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju / Angel Lok / Bethany Altschwager / Biljana Lazovic / Brian Sanders / Bruce S. Dilenschneider / Catherine Gutsche / Christina Dommer / Clara Vardanian / Claudia Dias / Claudine Hauke / Daniel Cleal / Ellie Goodliffe / Gabriel Baker Bennett / Giorgio Lupano / Goran Tomic / Hadi Asgharpour / Hakan Erkam / Hei Works / Inesantiago / Iryna Baranova / James Harper / Karl Pont / Korvin Reich / Lexiong Ying / Lothar Janssen / Lucio Domingo / Mark Pol / Nicholas Ganz / Nike Kama / Oksana Bilyk / Sam Luff / Sean Bw Parker / Shu Chen / Silvia Pusceddu / Val Stangoe / Yumi Bancon / Zsuzsanna Ursprung
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overwiew
What are artists making right now — in this moment, this year, this phase of their practice?
With Contemporaries – New Works 2025 – Part 1, Domio Gallery presents a curated selection of works created in the first half of 2025. These pieces reflect the materials, methods, and questions shaping artists’ practices today — not yesterday, not someday, but now.
Some works are the result of recent shifts. Others deepen long-term investigations. Whether intuitive or precise, conceptual or material, each one shows an artist in motion — thinking, refining, expressing.
This exhibition offers a shared view of contemporary art as it takes form across borders, disciplines, and styles. We selected works for their clarity, perspective, and relevance — pieces that speak to where things stand and hint at where they’re headed.
We invite you to explore the works, follow the artist links, and connect with what resonates. This is contemporary art in its present tense.
*To purchase an artwork, please use the artist’s contact link available on the image.
catalogue
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Ellie Goodliffe
Layers, 2025. Data art using MAX/Jitter, 2500×1420 px
Catherine Gutsche
Where the Sun Rises First, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 30″×48″, $2,300
James Harper
Where Intentions Collide, 2025. Gouache on canvas, 40″×25″, $5,000
Mark Pol
Eye of a dying animal. 40×70 cm, €750
Clara Vardanian
Décomposition, 2025. Collage, paper, and paint, 15×21 cm
Claudine Hauke
Echoes of the Village, 2025. Fine art print on Hahnemühle 190g with photography, stitching, pen, and varnish, A2, $2,000
Gabriel Baker Bennett
Threlkeld Quarry and Mining Museum I, 2025. 120mm film photography, luster photographic paper, 29.7×42 cm, £250
Goran Tomic
Blue Chip Artist, 2025. Collage, 63×51 cm, €750
Nike Kama
Past, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 50×70 cm.
Korvin Reich
“288″, 2025. Fineliner and ink on drawing cardboard, 150×100 cm, €2,816
Karl Pont
after rain, 2025. Photography
Inesantiago
Packed Exoskeleton Without Destination — Mutant Shards Series, 2025. Mixed media, 6.1″×5.1″×4.7″
Giorgio Lupano
Ciclo della Vita, 2025. Photography and Light Painting, print on canvas, 90×60 cm, €980
Zsuzsanna Ursprung
Gateway, 2025. Mixed media: acrylic, oil, and wax on canvas, 80×100 cm
Hakan Erkam
Hold On, Through Despair, Through Darkness and Towards Hope, 2025. Oil on canvas, 66×117.5 cm, £4,600
Lothar Janssen
scheibchenweise 02, 2025. Acrylic monotype and colored pencil on plotter-paper. 36×36 cm
Brian Sanders
the dream has gone , 2025. Photography
Shu Chen
Inexistent Knight, 2025. Oil on canvas, 100×70 cm
Biljana Lazovic
Dreaming, 2025. Aquarelle, pastel, and acrylic on cotton paper, 56.5×76.5 cm
Bruce S. Dilenschneider
BSD #56, 2025. Acrylics, metallics, chunky glitter, 30″×40″
Gabriel Baker Bennett
Blackpool I, 2025, 35mm film photography, luster photographic paper, 29.7×42 cm, £250
James Harper
Aloha, 2024. Acrylic on canvas, 20″×16″, $5,000
Brian Sanders
metamorphosis, 2025. Photography
Lucio Domingo
Tea with Psyche, 2025. Oil on canvas, 42×29.7 cm
Hakan Erkam
An Intertwined Archive, 2025. Ink on paper, 45×60 cm, £1,200
Angel Lok
Lady – Sitting on the Floor, 2025. Oil on canvas, 46×36 cm
Hei Works
Destiny, 2025. Hand-tufted rug, 150×150 cm
Iryna Baranova
Time Portal, 2025. Mixed media: watercolor ink, acrylic ink, airbrush, gold metallic paint, 50×80 cm
Zsuzsanna Ursprung
Journey to Infinity, 2025. Mixed media: acrylic, oil, and wax on canvas, 80×100 cm
Bethany Altschwager
West 18th and Harrison Avenue. Digital collage on canvas, 30″x30″, $3000
Hei Works
Courage, 2025. Hand-tufted rug, 150×150 cm
Nike Kama
The Evolution of the World in Love, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 120×100 cm.
Yumi Bancon
Light & Shadow no. 92, 2025. Mixed media on paper, glue, cardboard, 29.7×40.5 cm, €500
Hadi Asgharpour
Whisper in the Bark 01, 2025. Interactive art with AI tracking system and PIR sensor
Val Stangoe
Driven by the Fire Inside, 2025. Encaustic and oil paint on wood panel, 30.5×30.5 cm, £150
Christina Dommer
Panic! At IKEA (Bathroom II), 2025. Oil on canvas, 59×39″, $2,300 CAD
Biljana Lazovic
The Life Journey, 2025. Pastel, acrylic, and aquarelle on cotton paper, 56.5×76.5 cm
Nicholas Ganz
Coffee Togo, 2025. Acrylic, watercolor, and map of Togo (circa 1905) on plywood, 24.9×16.1 cm, £350
Claudine Hauke
Self in Translation, 2025. Fine art print on Hahnemühle 190g with photography, stitching, and pen, 60×60 cm, $2,000
Goran Tomic
When You Get to the Top Keep on Climbing, 2025. Collage, 51×36 cm, €650
Daniel Cleal
Superlative Inspiration, 2025. Painting, 24″×30″
Anand Swaroop Manchiraju
Modern Dancers, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 30″×36″, $8,000
Sean Bw Parker
Blue Army Elvis, 2025. Acrylic and mixed media, 40×55×1 cm, £1,300
Silvia Pusceddu
VER-NYX, 2025. Acrylic on cotton canvas, 180×150 cm
Sam Luff
Damage Control, 2025. Acyrlic on canvas
Ellie Goodliffe
Multi, 2025. Data art using MAX/Jitter computer language, 2500×1404 px
Korvin Reich
“136”, 2025. Fineliner and ink on drawing cardboard, 150×100 cm, €2,816
Claudia Dias
Kafka’s Dream, 2025. Digital photography, 4961×3508 px, €150
Oksana Bilyk
Your Choice, 2025. Acrylic on canvas, 24×30cm, €1,000
Shu Chen
Due, 2025. Oil on canvas, 100×70 cm