Born 1996, Caracas

Sun Waves (2023) is a series of photographs which chronicles an eroding sand sculpture by the artist, during a south beach morning. The subject of the series is more the shadows casted by the form, than the form itself. The interaction between time, sunlight, and the sandscape over a three-hour period is the center of this light study. The sculpted form is reminiscent of a reptile gliding through water, or a mountain ridge of massive scale casting wave like shadows

Through this exercise, Alexandra practices the embodiment of meditation through play, site specific thinking and quiet, observational interventions. It’s a glimpse into the artist’s bond with the passage of time, pictured in moments that won’t last forever – hoping to reveal the enigmatic connection between human touch and nature.

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