Alejandra Icaza, Spain, b. 1966
Alejandra Icaza, born in Bilbao, Spain in 1966, is a distinguished artist whose life and work
are deeply intertwined with the vibrant tapestry of Madrid. Her artistic education includes
studies at Saint Martins College in London in 1985 and at The New York Studio School of
Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture in New York in 1989. Her commitment to artistic
excellence is underscored by her recognition as the recipient of the prestigious painting award
bestowed by the Fundación Barceló in Palma de Mallorca.
Icaza's artistic oeuvre is characterized by a masterful exploration of repetition in form, color,
and shape. Her canvases come to life with a rich tapestry of elements—trees, animals,
abstract patterns, floating motifs, portraits, bubbles, and botanical inspirations—all
seamlessly interwoven to create a captivating visual narrative. Within her work, distinct
planes collide, unveiling a mesmerizing fusion of artistic dimensions that invite
contemplation.
Throughout her illustrious career, Alejandra Icaza has graced galleries and museums with her
profound artistic vision. Her exhibitions, both at esteemed venues like Blum & Poe and the
Danziger Projects, have left an indelible mark on the art world. Her ability to infuse diverse
elements and themes into her work, while maintaining a sense of unity and coherence, has
earned her a rightful place among the luminaries of contemporary art.
Alejandra Icaza's journey in art is a testament to dedication, creativity, and an unwavering
commitment to pushing artistic boundaries. Her work continues to inspire and captivate
audiences worldwide, transcending cultural and geographical boundaries to foster a shared
appreciation for the transformative power of art.
