Suzy Kellems Dominik

Suzy Kellems Dominik (born 1961) is an American multi-disciplinary artist known for exploring feminist themes. Her first major public art installation I Can Feel, exhibited during Art Basel Miami Beach 2017, is composed of a neon vagina sculpture and a brief choreographed light performance representing the female orgasm.

Life and career As a teenager, Kellems Dominik was a runner at the Junior Olympics level and a couple years later was named an All-American gymnast. Her daughter Sophia Schneider has led Morris' youth dance group alongside Nicholas Ma. In 2019, I Can Feel made its New York debut at a Chashama gallery in Brooklyn Bridge Park, and it was organized in conjunction with an all-female panel discussion titled "Tracing Feminism".

Invisible Invisible is an installation featuring five female sculpture totems of cotton-knit and wool. The sculpture is intended to pay homage to representations of the female body throughout art history. It was exhibited at the Nautilus Hotel during Art Basel Miami Beach in 2018, and with The Laundry SF (in San Francisco) in 2019 for the artist's solo exhibition "An Excavation".

Other work San Francisco's Nob Hill Gazette in 2019 featured several works by Kellems Dominik, including: Beatrice — To Hell and Back, a 2015 installation Badassery, a poem series encompassing various mediums We the People – Stoned, a film exploring mob mentality.