STATEMENT
My artistic practice originates in a migratory experience that led me to question my sense of identity, belonging, and place in the world. Moving between territories was not only a physical transition, but an inner passage; one that opened a space of uncertainty, reflection, and deep introspection. Within this in-between, I began to perceive more subtle layers of existence, where boundaries dissolve and new forms of connection emerge.
Through this process, my work has become a way of navigating these questions, an inquiry into our connection to a shared source, a unifying presence that transcends geography and situates us within a shared human experience. I approach art as a space of awareness, where intuition, material, and process converge to reveal what often remains unseen. Working with natural pigments and organic materials sourced from the environment, I allow the material to guide the development of each piece, embracing unpredictability and relinquishing control. Each work emerges as a register of territorial fragments, while, through introspection, it seeks to delve deeply into their resonance within our inner landscape.
Nature plays a fundamental role in this process, acting as both guide and mirror. Its rhythms, textures, and transformations echo the dynamics of our own inner world. Through its cycles, I explore notions of time, memory, change, and resilience. My works emerge as traces of these encounters, spaces that hold both presence and absence, inviting stillness, contemplation, and a deeper inward connection.
My practice is an ongoing exploration of the invisible threads that connect us to ourselves, to others, and to the natural world. It seeks to make tangible those subtle experiences that shape our perception, creating spaces where a sense of wonder, belonging, and quiet awareness can be rediscovered, spaces in which each viewer might encounter their own reflection and be invited into a deeper, more intimate process of introspection.
BIOGRAPHY
Born in Venezuela and currently based in Barcelona, Spain, Alexandra studied Architecture, 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.
