DANI MARTI

AVAILABLE WORKS
EXHIBITIONS
PUBLIC COMISSIONS
ARTIST PROFILE
CV
NEWS

“Imagine the love child of Velázquez and David Lynch.” This is how Lisa Slade describes the dazzling work of DANI MARTI. Marti deals in an unorthodox combination of hand-woven ‘canvases,’ video portraiture, and bespoke reflective objects. With an auteur’s approach to abstraction, his art commands attention through bold manipulation of unexpected materials. Citing the Titians of abstract art like Lucio Fontana, Kazimir Malevich, and Frank Stella, Marti is interested by the juncture where abstraction transitions from clean and clear into something richer and more multifaceted.

Mother (White), 2014, Second-hand necklaces on aluminium frame, 170 x 170cm

Time is the Fire in which we Burn (Take 2) - Installation, 2009, Stainless steel, galvanized iron, copper scourers and galvanized fencing, 260 x 610 cm

Off my noodle, 2007, Pool noodles and rope, Live Sites, Newcastle Regional Art Gallery and Newcastle City Council, NSW, dimensions variable

Orifices 2000-04 - The Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, Singapore, 2004, Plastic kitchen scourers, polystyrene balls and mesh used for protective purposes, Dimensions variable

Ruin - Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award, Melbourne, 2002, Scaffolding structure and temporary fencing, 400 x 1600 cm

Run, Run, Run (blue), 2014, Corner cube reflectors and natural crystal beads on aluminum frame, 195 x 195 cm