Alexandra Moceri
Alexandra Moceri is a visual artist whose work specializes in realistic drawings and paintings that are usually presented in a contemporary manner with elements of surrealism.
Specializing in graphite and charcoal, Alexandra began drawing from a young age and has been creating and selling her work professionally for 10 years. She’s completed workshops held by renowned artists and professors, and has attended highly selective art institutions and residencies around North America and Europe.
The beauty of the human body and face have always been a strong subject in her artwork. She feels that embracing our emotional urges, rawness and vulnerability is something to acknowledge and confidently own within our human experience. The artistry and strength of femininity, along with the empowerment in today’s feminist movement is always an inspiration behind her work.
Alexandra’s work, while still maintaining figures and faces as the prime subject matter, is constantly evolving. Inevitably, as she grows and evolves, her art will follow.
Alexandra Moceri is a visual artist whose work specializes in realistic drawings and paintings that are usually presented in a contemporary manner with elements of surrealism.
Specializing in graphite and charcoal, Alexandra began drawing from a young age and has been creating and selling her work professionally for 10 years. She’s completed workshops held by renowned artists and professors, and has attended highly selective art institutions and residencies around North America and Europe.
The beauty of the human body and face have always been a strong subject in her artwork. She feels that embracing our emotional urges, rawness and vulnerability is something to acknowledge and confidently own within our human experience. The artistry and strength of femininity, along with the empowerment in today’s feminist movement is always an inspiration behind her work.
Alexandra’s work, while still maintaining figures and faces as the prime subject matter, is constantly evolving. Inevitably, as she grows and evolves, her art will follow.