Alexandria Wallace is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the subtle sensory dimensions of place and perception. Working across painting, drawing, and textile, she builds layered compositions that quietly hold fragments of memory, light, and movement. Inspired by the fleeting moments that often go unnoticed—the rhythm of shadows, the hush of a breeze, the way light drifts across a surface—her practice compresses photographic references into intimate visual records that feel both familiar and elusive.

Wallace’s meditative approach invites viewers to slow down and observe, offering gentle spaces for reflection through texture, transparency, and tone. Her work often reads like a visual echo—delicate, atmospheric, and quietly resonant—prompting contemplation of the less tangible aspects of experience. In her recent contributions to Glade, Wallace captures the ephemeral: glints of light filtered through branches, stillness stirred by wind, moments that slip between time and sensation.