Dominique Lämmli  is a painter, draughtswoman, and philosopher who approaches work in site- and situation-specific, collaborative, performance- and studio-based settings using rich media. 

She has over two decades' experience working with art in global contexts, and with the pressure now bearing on existing concepts surrounding art, including the dynamic interrelationship between art and society. 

She has conceived and co-organised numerous practice-based events, exhibitions and international symposia. 

Her scholarly background includes art practice, philosophy, comparative literature, psychological didactics, and pedagogy. 

In 2021 she was awarded her PhD in Global Studies from Humboldt University of Berlin, for which her dissertation formulated the Art in Action Research (AiAR) framework.

Lämmli has worked as a professor of Drawing and Painting for ZHdK’s Master of Fine Arts programme since 2009. 

Since 2008, she has co-run the research micro-hub FOA-FLUX, which focuses on art and action as well as research in transregional settings (see also Art & Society  and mAiA GmbH). 

Her work and writing can be accessed on this website.