Dominik Cosentino holds a BA in Architecture from TUM and an MA of Fine Art from UdK in Berlin. He is an artist and researcher whose work critically examines themes of erasure, absence, and memory. Through multimedia installations, virtual environments, participatory design, and olfactory art, he creates immersive and interactive experiences that blur the boundaries between the digital and physical. His practice combines conceptual inquiry with technical proficiency, utilizing a variety of digital tools.

He teaches courses in creative research and visual storytelling. His pedagogical approach is informed by decolonial, intersectional feminist, and queer theories, encouraging students to situate their work within broader social and cultural contexts. With a practice that spans digital media, video, multimedia sculpture, and critical curatorial methodologies, he explores the potential of both digital and physical materials to convey complex narratives.