olanda Domínguez is a visual artist, researcher, and communicator specializing in the intersection of visual culture, technology, and power. Her work analyzes how social imaginaries, mass media, and digital environments shape contemporary power structures, with particular attention to their implications for democracy, equality, and rights in the 21st century.
She has developed artistic intervention and cultural critique projects such as Poses (2011), Registro (2014), Accesibles y accesorias (2015), and Niños vs. Moda (2015), presented at international institutions and festivals such as PhotoEspaña, Open Systems (Vienna), the Elga Wimmer Gallery (New York), and Rojo Artspace (Milan).
She is the author of Maldito estereotipo (2019) and Las mujeres facturan (2024), where she delves into the relationship between visual culture, stereotypes, and inequality.
Her work has been recognized with numerous grants and awards, including a grant from the Ministry of Culture for the Promotion of Contemporary Spanish Art, the Design Museum London Award for Children vs. Fashion, the Valencian Journalists’ Union Award for Freedom of Expression, and the Isonomia Award from Jaume I University against gender violence.
In recent years, she has expanded her research to include digital rights and violence in technological environments, participating in pioneering legal proceedings in Spain and advising public institutions on equality policies and contemporary culture.