ABOUT ALESSIA

I am a conceptual visual artist deeply influenced by Surrealism. Born in Italy, I grew up by the classical beauty of Rome and the wild nature of Sardinia. I have always been a creative person from a very young age. My love for art and nature has shaped my personality.

Through my art, I aim to show the beauty, fragility and interconnectedness of our natural and human world and at the same time to investigate and reinterpret the meaning of reality.

The final presentation of my work is crucial to me. I carefully choose materials, size, framing and printing techniques to bring my works to life. Each of my works is produced in exclusive Unique or Limited Edition only, using premium materials (such as Acrylic Glass, Aluminium, Fine Art paper, Canvas) and bespoke frames.

I am based in Leamington Spa, UK.

Over the years, I have enriched my artistic career through several meaningful collaborations.

I have worked with art organisations such as Leamington Studio Artists (LSA), a Leamington Spa based group dedicated to promoting visual artists in the region. During my time with LSA, I served as a Trustee and managed the LSA Art Room Gallery, curating exhibitions and supporting local artistic initiatives.

Previously, I collaborated with Gallery Photiq, a well-regarded gallery in Leamington Spa specialising in fine art photography.

I am also an active member of ArtCan, a respected, London-based art organisation supporting contemporary artists through exhibitions and professional networks.

ARTIST STATEMENT

In a world oversaturated with collective “reality,” I create spaces for personal myth, emotions, and alternative perspectives.

Reality is everywhere—inescapable, overflowing, and often unquestioned. But what we accept as real is personal, not universal.

In response to this saturation, I turn to surrealism, not as an escape, but as a means of questioning, reframing, and reimagining what we accept as real. I am fascinated by the power of our minds.

In my work, the familiar is distorted, reimagined, and layered with ambiguity to reveal how beautiful, poetic and fragile our sense of “real” truly is.