Alexandria Wallace explores the convergence of sensory memory and spatial experience through a multidisciplinary practice rooted in painting, drawing, and textiles. Her work is an evolving response to both the visible and the ephemeral—charting light, sound, movement, and the transient qualities of place. With a process that combines layered photographic references, stenciled forms, delicate ink lines, and bold geometric structures, Wallace creates compositions that hold space for stillness and reflection. Whether documenting the fleeting shadow of a glass or recalling expansive landscapes, her pieces act as quiet memorials—archiving the personal and poetic dimensions of lived environments.
