Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, 1990
Natalia Domínguez’s (Jerez de la Frontera, 1990) artistic practice delves into the material and affective relationships embedded in contemporary post-industrial landscapes. From a speculative perspective, her works construct transitional spaces and states from which to explore the subtle, contradictory, and vulnerable relationships that emerge between the human and the inanimate, foregrounding themes that reveal how our system of living entails the end of life.


Iron, aluminium, thread, and reflective fabric
100 x 70 cm

Iron, aluminium, thread, and reflective fabric
100 x 70 cm

Reflective fabric, ropes, carabiners, pulleys, stainless steel tubes, steel cable
220 x 190 x 175 cm

Reflective fabric, ropes, carabiners, pulleys, stainless steel tubes, steel cable
220 x 190 x 175 cm

Analog photograph, scanned and printed on 260 g pearl RC paper
100 x 70 cm

Analog photograph, scanned and printed on 260 g pearl RC paper
100 x 70 cm