Alexandria Coe
‘Of course, it comes back to relationships. Relationships to the body, the concept of gender, to eachother and to ourselves.’
Quiet, vulnerable yet strong and assertive, the forms Alexandria draws ignite conversation, playing with the ideas of womanhood and gendered stereotypes. To Alexandria, mark making with pace represents something unlaboured and natural.
‘When we strip it all bare, and all our walls are exposed - what is left, what lingers - I draw that.’
By Alexandria Coe
Acrylic and charcoal triptych on raw cotton canvas in hand-made walnut frames
H148 x W240 x D4.5 cm
This original painting shown in the photograph has sold
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