Domino.

Magazine cover titled 'Number One Journal' featuring a woman with purple skin, wearing a strapless black top, with large black feathered wings over her eyes and long purple fingernails, with a white background.
A split image shows on the left a woman with purple-painted skin, black curly hair, and pointed purple nails, wearing a black strapless dress and smiling. On the right, a close-up macro photograph of a praying mantis on a pink flower petal.
A futuristic woman wearing a metallic, robotic bodysuit with purple accents, with a completely white background.
A person with prosthetic purple hand holding a black flag.
A sculpture of a humanoid figure made of metallic and electronic parts, facing a robotic grasshopper, both with intricate mechanical details, set against a plain white background.
A woman with skin painted in shades of purple and pink, wearing a strapless purple textured top, with her right arm raised and her hand covered in purple makeup holding a purple lancet. The background is plain white.
A large sculpture of a woman with braided hair and closed eyes. The sculpture has intricate lines and planets around her head. Several small human figures in robes are gathered at her feet, with some wearing metallic masks.

INFO

Domino’s interest in image making began at sixteen.

Soon after, he founded a culture publication, Number One Journal. The debut issue—exclusively available in print—quickly drew the attention of film industry insiders. Domino’s purist aesthetic paired with his no-bullsh*t tone of voice were received as a sort of palate cleanser to the independent magazine landscape. Featuring interviews with era-defining talent such as Olivia Dean, in addition to the magazine’s unique 25x25 format. Early issues featured ‘brandless’ covers, showcasing only the artist’s face without a shred of text—which quickly set the publication apart as a rare kind of editorial artifact.

Alongside his visual work, Domino has interviewed acclaimed musicians and actors.

Often scouting artists just before their rise, his collaborations have been marked by a sense of instinctive timing—an editorial eye for what’s next. As a creative director, he’s helped talents and companies conceptualize full-scale rebrands—from visual identity to narrative architecture. He works internationally, with a studio base in Paris, France.

Artist Collaborations

Olivia Dean
Julie Delpy
Asa Butterfield
Benito Skinner
Evan Rachel Wood
Andrea Riseborough
Leelee Sobieski
Jennifer Ehle
Montell Fish
Raveena Aurora
Michaela Stark
Katherine Waterston
Kelly Lee Owens
Edward Bluemel
Rose Gray

Publications

i-D 
Dazed
Vogue Italia
Vogue France
Vogue Netherlands
Numero

Interviews

Aubrey Plaza
Kathryn Hahn
Rupert Friend
Olivia Dean
Benito Skinner
Julie Delpy
Emmanuelle Beart
Camille Cottin
Grace Gummer
Asa Butterfield
Evan Rachel Wood
Andrea Riseborough
Yoann Bourgeois
Jonathan Tucker
Jennifer Ehle
Constance Zimmer
Grant Sputore
Montell Fish
Ben Ditto