ARTIST BIOGRAPHY

Heralded as a national treasure of Spain, with an avenue and a museum named for him in Granada, the 87-year old artist has spent over 70 years capturing and painting the beauty and lyricism of the flora and fauna of the deep seas – giving a fantastical glimpse into the mysterious world under water at a time when it was not as accessible as it is today. Painting from a visual and sense-oriented snapshot of the marine life he observed, Dominguez de Haro´s renditions are unique, layered with memory and imagination.

Pioneering Oceanic Art

Painted marine life before commercial underwater photography. His work captures both the beauty and emotional depth of the ocean. Raised awareness about the ocean’s role in sustaining life on Earth.

Dedication to Marine Life &
Observations

Spent as much time underwater as on land until the age of 60. Studied marine species, particularly octopuses, which he compared to dogs.
His 2015 painting "Octopus" reflects their sentient nature, later confirmed by scientific studies.

Artistic Legacy &
Conservation Message

Uses vibrant colors and masterful brushstrokes to depict coral reefs, fish, and sea creatures. His work emphasizes the urgency of marine conservation. Continues to inspire future generationthrough his art.

Recognitions & Awards

Honored with Avenida Pintor Dominguez de Haro in Costa del Sol, Spain. Received the Ilustre (Illustrious) title and other notable awards

Presence in the U.S. Art Scene

His gallery operated at the Four Seasons Hotel, Miami (2014-2022). Post-pandemic, his work has been featured at
prestigious art fairs, including:

CONTEXT Art Miami
Scope
Palm Beach Modern & Contemporary
Hamptons Fine Art Fair

Enduring Impact

His paintings evoke deep emotions and awareness of marine conservation. His artistic vision continues to inspire and
educate future generations.