Domenic Esposito is a Massachusetts-based fine artist and social activist, renowned for his thought-provoking artwork showcased in galleries throughout the United States. With a background in the corporate financial world, Domenic made the bold decision to pursue his passion for art full-time, reflecting his authentic drive and dedication. Trained at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Stonybrook Fine Arts, Artist Asylum, and Prospect Hill Forge, Domenic has honed his skills in metalwork.

Primarily a sculptor, he draws inspiration from Renaissance Italy and his deep appreciation for Asian culture and principles. Notably, his impactful opioid spoon sculptures, placed on the doorsteps of major pharmaceutical giants, garnered national attention and instigated important discussions surrounding the opioid epidemic. Domenic founded the Opioid Spoon Project, a 501(c)(3), advocating for justice and amplifying the voices impacted by addiction.

His diverse body of work has been exhibited in reputable galleries and art fairs such as Artexpo, Beacon Gallery, and SOFA Chicago Art Fair. In recognition of his talent, Domenic's piece 'Accountability' won 'Best in Show' at the esteemed Arts Benicia Gallery Juried Show in California. Additionally, he recently completed an artist residency at Mana Contemporary, collaborating with the renowned Gary Lichtenstein.

Domenic also holds the role of President at the New England Sculptors Association, further solidifying his influence in the art community