BIOGRAPHY
Born in Venezuela and currently based in Barcelona, Spain, Alexandra studied Architecture in Venezuela, a discipline that has profoundly influenced her understanding of space, materiality, and the relationship between human beings and their environment.
Throughout her professional career, she has collaborated with renowned architectural practices, including the studio of Ricardo Bofill, an experience that shaped her own approach, where architecture, materiality, identity, and the relationship with the environment converge.
She has furthered her education through various master’s programs in design and specialized studies in ecological materials, developing an interdisciplinary approach that integrates sustainability, material awareness, and natural processes into her artistic practice. Her work has been exhibited in Spain, Venezuela, and Miami, and is included in private collections in Europe, Japan, the United States, and Latin America. Her most recent solo exhibition took place at the Centro de Bellas Artes in Maracaibo, Venezuela, titled Bajo el mismo cielo.
Alexandra’s work is rooted in the exploration of the human condition and its deep connection with nature, alongside the study of meditative states and higher consciousness. Through this, she invites others to experience art as a way to transcend the visible and connect with the profound, intangible aspects of existence.
STATEMENT
My artistic practice emerges from my migratory experience, a transition that led me to reflect on my identity, sense of belonging, and perception of the world. Moving between territories became a threshold; a continuous state of introspection from which I began to perceive subtler dimensions of existence. In a global context marked by cultural and social fragmentation, my work is oriented toward exploring the unity and interconnectedness that lies beyond social barriers.
For me, art is a space of awareness, where observation, material, and process converge to reveal the invisible and the essential. I work with natural pigments, mediums, and organic materials found in nature, allowing the material itself to guide the technique. Each process is an act of discovery, in which control is relinquished to experiment with the possibilities inherent in nature. My works also serve as a record of the materials of each place, exploring the present through the traces of the past and toward the future.
Nature is my teacher and guide; in its cycles, marks, and transformations, I find answers and lessons. Each work is conceived as a portal, inviting the viewer to pause, approach, and explore their own inner world.
My practice focuses on making visible the truths that surround us, recognizing the unity that binds us, and awakening to the wonder that inhabits everyday life. In this way, art becomes a bridge between inner experience, the natural world, and the living whole.
