Dominique Muñoz is a Guatemalan-American visual artist whose practice utilizes collaged photographs, sculptures, and found objects to investigate his identity. His work is grounded in environments reminiscent of his childhood memories, supercharged with imagination. He explores themes of family, memory, and the mysticism of his ancestors. He received his BFA in Photography and Film from VCUarts. Shortly after, he became Clark Construction’s first Photographer-in-Residence. He traveled around the country for over a year, documenting the art of building, highlighting the collectivism involved in construction. In 2017 Dominique was awarded his first solo exhibition at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. for his project, The Art of Building. His work has since been part of several group exhibitions including Soft Times Gallery (San Francisco, CA), Candela Books & Gallery (Richmond, VA), Silver Eye Center for Photography (Pittsburgh, PA), and The Curated Fridge (Somerville, MA).

Alongside his art practice, Dominique collaborates with various brands, photographing new campaigns, products, and interior spaces. He is currently an MFA candidate at UNC-Chapel Hill as a merit fellow.