Stop, Think, Make
about Domenic Bahmann
Some minds around the globe seem to be there, just to show us how endless are the ways to express concepts, making them less boring and far more effective than words. They are lovely ideas, whose secret is often in their simplicity. You don’t need to make it so hard, the solution is right at hand: in a cracker, in a toothpaste, in a banana… You just have to stop, think, and make.
Domenic is one of these minds. His clever miniaturized arrangements of easily recognizable symbols are probably his most eye-catching work. Each little miniature item is like a small and self-contained joke or statement, and it only helps that most of them are created out of simple arrangements of every-day objects that we could easily collect at home. His work has an understated style to his tongue-in-cheek miniature designs that communicates simple ideas tastefully and humorously.
Born in 1981 in Munich, Germany and currently lives and works in Canberra, Australia, Domenic is a multidisciplinary visual artist and designer.
He works as an artist and designer creating visual content and art for campaigns, websites, apps and magazines. His work has been featured on many design websites and magazines including Time Magazine, New Scientist Magazine, Australian House & Garden Magazine and The Independent.
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