Darya Diamond (b.1991) is a Mexican-American artist working in print, sculpture, audio and film. She explores literal and symbolic figurations of the body as a primordial workplace. Her studio practice is ritually and theoretically rooted in methods of reproduction – screen printing and casting-- as a way of re-generating and re-appropriating transactional intimacy as a radical ethic of care beyond eroticism.
Diamond received her MFA from Goldsmiths University of London, her BA from Hampshire College in Massachusetts (USA) and she completed a postgraduate fellowship at the University of Zurich. Her work has been featured in numerous editorial features, and both group and solo exhibitions internationally. While she works and lives in London, she is currently represented by Sebastian Gladstone Gallery in Los Angeles California.
Photos by Coby King.
Artist curation Tanaka Saburi
