
Gabi Domenig
Lienz, Tirol, Austria
Statement
Her way of painting has developed unhindered over the past 20 years and is attributed to Neo-Expressionism due to its intense Color palette and the figurative painting. Man and nature are her main topics. Especially the respectful representation of women in all their emotional and visual facets is the central theme of my work. Her pictures are colorful snapshots between dream and reality. Often mysterious and fairytale and want to find the way to the heart of the observer. As a typical feature of my pictures, a paradisiacal subject has established itself. Plants and animals have moved from the original decorative element in the foreground. Human and nature. Communication at all levels with the originality of creation.
Biography
Born in Lienz, East Tyrol. Graduation at the Commercial Academy. Then Aupair in London and Rome. The dream of studying art at the Mozarteum Salzburg did not come true. Entrance examination failed.Two years of studies History and German at the University of Salzburg. Change to a banking institution in Salzburg. 1994 return to Lienz. Employee of the Tourism Board and later on in the family business.
From 1997 seminars in coloring, drawing, composition and nude painting. Raddle, charcoal and pastel chalk on paper and primed wooden boards were the working materials in the nineties. First exhibition 1999. Since 2000 acrylic painting on canvas. Many individual exhibitions, numerous participations in projects, national and international group exhibitions in galleries and art fairs in Austria, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Belgium, Switzerland, United Kingdom, USA and Brazil.
You can find her pictures in renowned national and international art books, art magazines and online galleries all over the globe and private collections in Austria and abroad. Many International Awards. 2017 Finalist at the Global Art Award with the picture * PARADISE MADONNA *. (Top 20 in category painting)
Works
Selected works
10 works










The record
Exhibition history
1 exhibition