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21/08/2026

This August, Yulia Bas develops her project for DOM Art Residence as part of Personal Structures 2026

Working from the body as a site of memory and sensitivity, she explores protection, boundaries, and vulnerability through an armor made from soft, intimate materials.

Her process is being streamed throughout August as part of the DOM Digital Residency.

Created during Personal Structures 2026 at the Venice Biennale, Laolu NYC's  body prints emerge from the Yoruba philosop...
13/08/2026

Created during Personal Structures 2026 at the Venice Biennale, Laolu NYC's body prints emerge from the Yoruba philosophy of Ori—a concept that speaks not simply of destiny, but of the inner self that carries it.

In Yoruba thought, Ori is the invisible force that precedes action. It is intuition, consciousness, and the path each person is called to unfold. Destiny is not inherited as certainty; it is revealed through character, choice, and lived experience.
Across the model's body, Laolu's signature visual language unfolds as a living script. The painted marks do not decorate the body—they awaken it as a site of memory, ancestry, and spiritual presence. Skin becomes a surface where philosophy is not illustrated, but embodied.

Created live throughout the residency, the work exists between ritual and performance, between inherited knowledge and contemporary artistic practice. Every gesture becomes both a mark and a conversation, carrying a tradition that has travelled across generations into the present moment.

Within Personal Structures 2026 , the body becomes more than a medium. It becomes an archive without walls—a place where identity is continually rewritten, where culture is carried rather than preserved, and where destiny is understood not as something waiting to be discovered, but as something created through the act of becoming.

12/08/2026

An excerpt from a conversation between Samuel Ferreira and artist Carlos Herraiz

Recorded as part of the DOM Digital Residency, the conversation began in Samuel’s studio, where he was creating a silicone mold of a childhood watering can for his ongoing project for Accepted Without Review at Personal Structures 2026 in Venice.

Joined by Carlos Herraiz from Beta Contemporary in Barcelona, the artists discussed a material shared by their otherwise very different practices: wax. The conversation explored its fragility, the origins and memories carried by the objects they work with, and the ways material itself becomes part of meaning.

Watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel via the link in our BIO.

The submission period for the Artists' Cinema & Public Screening Proposal is approaching its final days.Artists working ...
06/08/2026

The submission period for the Artists' Cinema & Public Screening Proposal is approaching its final days.

Artists working with moving image are invited to submit proposals for LOOP City Screen—a public platform dedicated to presenting contemporary artistic practices in the urban environment.

Selected projects will become part of an international programme that brings artists' cinema into dialogue with public space and new audiences.

Applications close on 15 August 2026.
Apply via the link in our bio.

04/08/2026

An excerpt from a conversation between Martyna Rzepecka .rzepecka and art curator Anna Semenova

Recorded as part of the DOM Digital Residency, the conversation explores the ideas that shape Rzepecka’s practice—from printmaking and material memory to the fragmented body and the experience of creating under the gaze of a live audience.

Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel via the link in our BIO.

29/07/2026

An excerpt from a conversation between Lilli Müller and Erich Weiss , External Advisor of the DOM Digital Residency.

Extending the dialogue initiated through Accepted Without Review, the conversation reflects on artistic practice, materiality, and the conditions through which the work comes into being.

Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel via the link in our BIO.

Accepted Without Review is DOM Art Residence's first digital residency, presented at Personal Structures during the Veni...
28/07/2026

Accepted Without Review is DOM Art Residence's first digital residency, presented at Personal Structures during the Venice Biennale.

Usually, artists apply to residencies with portfolios, statements and project proposals. This time, we wanted to ask a different question: what happens if trust comes first?

Ten artists were invited without a selection process. Instead of presenting a finished work, they opened their studios to the public through live streams. Visitors in Venice could watch the work as it unfolded — with pauses, uncertainty, conversations, failed attempts and unexpected discoveries.

The project is not about showing perfect results. It is about making the artistic process visible, and about treating trust as the starting point of collaboration rather than something that has to be earned through an application.

24/07/2026

Every work begins long before it takes its final form.

A glimpse into Samuel Ferreira’s creative process, live from the studio as part of DOM Art Residence at Personal Structures 2026

22/07/2026

What happens before the first print exists? Step inside Martyna Rzepecka’s .rzepecka studio and witness the process live. Through movement, touch and repetition, the body becomes the first mark on the matrix.

Presented as part of Personal Structures during the 2026 Venice Biennale, through the DOM Digital Residency.

18/07/2026

– A Raft of Humanity
by Lilli Müller

During her residency at DOM Art Residence at the Venice Biennale, Lilli Müller invited visitors to become part of the artwork.

Each participant took part in a live body-casting session, creating a plaster cast of an arm, leg, or face. Together, these individual casts formed a collective raft covered with olive branches from a Venetian garden—symbols of peace, vulnerability, and our shared humanity.

Rather than telling the story of one person or one community, reflects on what connects us all. The raft becomes a metaphor for our shared journey through life—fragile, interconnected, and carried by the same water that has shaped Venice for centuries.

Created together with its audience, the work is an invitation to reflect on care, dialogue, and the responsibility we share for one another and for the world we live in.

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