Inspired by Sam Gilliam Everyday, "Symphony and Bursts of Color".
About Daryl
Daryl Bibicoff is a painter, digital artist, and sculptor in Los Angeles, California. He received his BA in Art and his MA in Art from California State University in Northridge. Daryl believes people connect their internal being with external energy and movement. His athleticism serves as a catalyst for his abstract artwork. Daryl has been a competitive athlete, running marathons and participating in mountain and road biking.
Influenced by Sam Gilliam and the New York School Artists William de Kooning, Lee Krasner, and Jackson Pollack, Daryl creates captivating abstract artwork. Moreover, his artwork is an emerging testament to the fluidity of our existence and metaphysical possibility. Intrigued by the interplay of materials and lighting, Daryl extends his exploration into the realm of sculptural art.
Daryl has many private collectors and has exhibited his work in both group shows and solo shows. His private collectors are across the United States and include the United Kingdom. The group exhibitions are and have been in galleries in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Laguna Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance, and several other locations. Daryl’s solo exhibitions have been at The Main Art Gallery, Art Space Valencia, Antenna Studio, and Ariey Productions.
Regarding professional development, Daryl has participated in a variety of programs and a residency. In 2024, he completed an Art Residency with Shoebox Arts in Los Angeles, California. Additionally, Daryl completed the Arts for LA Protege Program and participated in many Art Talks.
As far as recognition, his artwork has been published in several publications. Daryl’s artwork has been included in Artonish Magazine, Artist Portfolio Magazine, Diversions LA, Art and Cake LA, and Santa Clarita Magazine. He has been honored for his work with the Santa Clarita Arts Commission. Daryl has been recognized for his dedicated time and effort working with secondary art education students on art exhibitions and murals.
As a whole, Daryl continues to strive in the art world and create art that is moving, dynamic and energetic.
Inspiration
Formerly a competitive runner and cyclist, Daryl's artwork originated from his desire to paint cyclists moving at a high speed. His distressed rock sculpture created for his MA Thesis has evolved and the textural qualities are influential in his current work.
MA in Art - California State University, Northridge
