Bio:

1990 / Donetsk, Ukraine An interdisciplinary artist, and psychologist.

Utilizing analog photography, video, and performance in her art practice, Alexandra explores the relations between personal and collective mythology and the modern manifestation of psychological archetypes and rituals.

Inspired by the transformative power of art, she also constructs universal narratives through social-anthropological interactions, inviting others to participate in her projects. Within her practice as a counseling psychologist, she is exploring the positive impact of creative practices on both personal self-awareness and collective coherence, creating space for process-oriented experiences using film photography.

Researching the post-postmodernist cultural paradigm, Alexandra is interested in the concept of metamodernity. So she pays special attention to dualistic perceptions, a conflict between polarities, unveiling in her works the nature of wholeness, embracing poles, and seeing beyond.

From 2007 till 2021 Alexandra was a member of the Krolikowski Art duo, sharing collaborative creative practice with Alexander Krolikowski who has similar interests and conceptual perspectives.

Interviews and publications:

2023 / Hryhorii Skovoroda University in Pereiaslav, Сollection of scientific papers “Prospects for the development of modern psychology”

2021 / IASPIS Open Night Studio interview

2020 / All-Ukrainian Art Therapy Conference proceedings “Practices of Contemporary Art as Art Therapy’s Actual Tools in the Metamodern Era”