Sergi Domenech Garcia

Sergi Domenech Garcia is an Associate Professor in the Department of History of Art at the Faculty of Geography and History, Universitat de València. His research is centered on religious visual culture, particularly in the Hispanic world and colonial New Spain, with a focus on iconography, sacred images, and devotional practices.

His research interests include the history of religious art, Baroque visual rhetoric, the Immaculate Conception, martyrdom, angels, and the cultural implications of apocalyptic imagery. He explores how visual forms convey theological ideas, devotional experiences, and socio-political discourses in early modern Spain and Latin America.

The recent publications reveal a sustained engagement with themes such as the Woman of the Apocalypse, sacred image miracles, devotional rituals, and the evolution of Marian iconography. His work combines art historical analysis with cultural studies, examining both European and colonial contexts, particularly in Valencia and New Spain. He also contributes to educational innovation in art history pedagogy.

His scientific contributions span art history, religious studies, and visual culture, with notable publications on iconographic types, visual rhetoric, and the reception of Hispanic traditions in the Americas. While no formal awards are listed, his prolific output and editorial collaborations indicate recognition in the field.

He has supervised at least one doctoral thesis, La imagen de la Mujer del Apocalipsis en Nueva España y sus implicaciones culturales (2013), and is affiliated with the APES research group on visual culture studies. Although no grants or specific labs are mentioned, his involvement in educational innovation projects suggests active participation in academic development.