Bio

Christine Domingue Bagneris (b. 1975, New Orleans, United States) is a multidisciplinary artist based in the United States. She works primarily in painting and printmaking. Domingue Bagneris is best known for her abstract figures rendered as flat, colorful silhouettes set against ethereal scapes. Her preferred mediums include oil paint on wood panels, juxtaposed with black and white photographic transfers to create contrasting visual narratives.

Domingue Bagneris’ work explores the tension within ground/figure relationships, revealing internal conflicts and the psychological effects of dual identities and otherness. Her compositions are characterized by a sense of dislocation and introspection, with recurring themes of fragmentation and replacement. Notable works include a series investigating the divided self through flattened figuration and abstract, atmospheric settings.

Christine Domingue Bagneris has exhibited at the Contemporary Art Center, Antenna Gallery, and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, all in New Orleans. Her work was also featured in the Prospect.1 Art Biennial in New Orleans, further establishing her presence within the contemporary art scene.