Jaime Domínguez

I define myself as an artist who uses geometry as a compositional support, influenced by modernism, functionalism, and deconstructivism.

I am the overall winner of the 2025 VAA Artist of the Year Awards and have been named one of the 15 best-selling artists in Saatchi Art history.

Unlike a purely decorative pursuit, I base my series on years of research into Mexico's material heritage, even going so far as to create my own natural pigments using indigenous techniques. I seek to represent a purposeful fusion between tradition and global modernity, standing out for Abstraction with a Denomination of Origin: I aim for minimalism to cease being a "renunciation of representation" and become a natural expression of Mexican culture. I use elements such as mamey, huitlacoche, or peyote, etc., to anchor geometric abstraction in Mexico's organic identity. In my most recent series, "Wonderland," I explore the transcendence of cultural clash (the conquest) and how "Mexicanness" contributes to the current global context. Instead of following trends, I employ a vibrant palette inspired by traditional crafts and textiles, applying it with a technique of transparencies and layers that invites the viewer to a close and emotional observation. I re...

Beaux Arts de París

2026

ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2025
OVERALL WINNER SOLO EXHIBITION

2026
ARTIST OF THE YEAR 2025
WINNERS GROUP EXHIBITION

2025
Solo exhibition.
País Maravilla Series.
CCU BUAP Art Gallery.
Mexico.

2019
Solo exhibition
Hangar Cultural Center. Mexico.

2017
Painting solo exhibition.
BQ Cultural Center, Mexico.