DOMMMINATION

ABOUT

A trip to Kyoto marked a turning point - where restraint met a different kind of intensity, and the seed of a maximalist language began to take shape. Dominique creates one vase at a time, each piece unrepeatable by design: no editions, no reproductions, no two alike.

For years, interior design has spoken almost exclusively in beige. Dominique's work is a deliberate departure - an argument for color, form, and presence in spaces that have quieted themselves into neutrality. Her pieces sit at the threshold of function and sculpture, equally at home on a gallery pedestal or a living room console, built for collectors who want their interiors to hold a point of view.

Each work is a singular object - sculptural, deliberate, and made to be the one thing in the room you can't stop looking at.