I don't think the way to succeed is by doing something aggressive. Aggression is weak-minded.
About Daryl
Daryl Bibicoff is a Los Angeles based artist. He earned both his BA and MA in Art from California State University, Northridge. Early on, Bibicoff channeled the rhythm of athletic energy into expressive visual compositions. However, his artwork has evolved and explores the transition from motion to stillness.
His work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions throughout Southern California and Las Vegas, including shows at The Main Art Gallery, Art Space Valencia, Antenna Studio, and Ariey Productions. His artwork is held in private collections across the United States and the United Kingdom.
In addition, he completed a 2024 residency with Shoebox Arts in Los Angeles and participated in the Arts for LA Protégé Program. His work has been published in Artonish Magazine, Artist Portfolio Magazine, Diversions LA, Art and Cake LA, and Santa Clarita Magazine.
Prominent in his “After” series is the exploration of silence, transition, and transformation through fragmented compositions and open space. In this work he combines abstraction, layered surfaces, found materials, expressive textures and mark-making. He incorporates acrylic paint, glue, crystal beads, and found objects from nature and the streets to create works that blur the boundaries between painting and object.
Inspiration
Formerly a competitive runner and cyclist, Daryl's artwork originated from his desire to paint cyclists moving at a high speed. His Agate Crystal and Glass Sculpture was created after receiving his MA in Art and is influential in his current work.
MA in Art - California State University, Northridge
