About Daryl

Daryl Bibicoff is a multi-disciplinary artist with an art studio in Los Angeles, California.  He received his BA in Art and his MA in Art from California State University in Northridge. His artistic process begins by using his Iphone to take photos which becomes the foundation for his artistic expression. This and his athleticism serves as a catalyst for his artwork. Daryl has been a competitive athlete, running marathons and participating in mountain and road biking. 

Influenced by the New York School Artists William de Kooning, Lee Krasner, and Jackson Pollack, he creates  captivating abstract artwork. My artwork connects viewers through action brush strokes, often integrating visual momentum and meticulously placed mixed media.  Daryl  creates artwork as an emerging testament to the existence of movement, perspective, and metaphysical possibility. Through his use of acrylics, mixed media, and photography, he  creates dynamic abstract paintings that connect viewers to visual energy and movement.

Intrigued by the interplay of materials, Daryl extends his exploration into the realm of sculptural art. Fused glass and agate crystals, delicately stacked and secured with threaded aluminum rods, form the core of his creations. He incorporates carved styrofoam, dirt, rocks, and twigs, bound together with resin and acrylic, which adds a tactile dimension to the experience. Deliberately, Daryl's sculptures are anchored to a rotating base. Through his diverse use of mediums and techniques, he aims to encapsulate the essence of his multidisciplinary artwork.

Formerly a competitive runner and cyclist, Daryl's artwork originated from his desire to paint cyclists moving at a high speed. His rotating distressed rock sculpture has evolved but it originated from his MA Thesis.

MA in Art - California State University, Northridge