Bravo Domino is an expressionist and abstract artist from Sydney, of Filipino and Irish descent.

She is strongly influenced by street art, neo-expressionism, contemporary abstract art, and her background as a singer-songwriter. Her lyrics and poetry feature regularly in her pieces, often as the featured subject and sometimes hidden discreetly in the detail.

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"What do you hear when you look at a piece of art? Timbre is part of a series that explores the phenomenon of Synaesthesia; a condition that causes sensory crossover, such as tasting colours or seeing sounds."

"Having grown up equally involved in art and music, I have always found the concept of Synaesthesia incredibly fascinating (and a little enviable). What would they hear if they looked at my work? Do I paint like Chopin or the Backstreet Boys?"

"Despite feeding two different senses, music and art have many similarities. Not just in the way they are used to express creativity and emotion. They are both held under a lens for their details and nuances – or perhaps their intentional simplicity. They are both critiqued for their balance, harmony, rhythm, and flow. It is said the best melodies or chord progressions have a dissonance and resolution. I always try and incorporate moments of complexity and calmness, electricity and serenity, dissonance and resolution."

"It feels fitting to use nature as the subject when exploring the crossroad between art and music. Nature is visually rhythmic – across the melody line of a mountain ridge and through percussive trees."

Bravo Domino, 2024

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