Dominic Harris creates artworks that change through an encounter with their viewer. Butterflies gather and scatter, flowers shift through the seasons, and familiar symbols reveal less familiar meanings.
Working from his London studio, Harris brings together drawing, sculpture, code and engineering to explore beauty, fragility and the influence we have on the world around us. His practice extends from individual objects to immersive environments and public installations.
Markham World Stage
2025
An interactive Canadian flag formed from digital butterflies, created for Downtown Markham.
Public art commission for Downtown Markham, Canada, unveiled in 2025.
8 × 7 metres
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The Promise of Babylon
2025
A digital globe of flowers whose seasons change in response to the viewer.
Exhibited at Saatchi Gallery, London, in 2025.
126 × 126 × 15 cm (W × H × D)
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Sounds of Liberty
2025
An interactive artwork examining the ways we engage with information, where live headlines contrast with hidden long-form journalism, and the United States flag subtly shifts in form and meaning through the viewer’s touch.
Large Format (85 inch) including frame: 213 × 130 × 21 cm (W × H × D)
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Origins of Imagination
2024
A long-term interactive artwork at Naturalis Biodiversity Center that grows with each visitor’s contribution.