Description
‘Lee Loch’ by Alejandra Caballero
Artist: Alejandra Caballero
Title: ‘Lee Loch’
Medium: Premier Prismacolor pencils on 250 gsm white Stonehenge paper
Dimensions: 7.2″ x 6.6″
Framing: Unframed
Year of Creation: 2021
Artwork Will Ship From: Mexico
About the Artwork:
“I like to think of the whimsy characters that I paint, as spirits from other realms, in search of an artist that would represent them in this realm.
Usually, while I paint them, I get a feeling about their character and personality. In this case, the prevalent feeling was of a soothing and autumnal presence, like the slow withering of the leaves, and a warm beverage by the fireside.” – Alejandra Caballero
About the Artist: (Artist Bio)
Alejandra Caballero is a Mexican painter and illustrator. Her paintings have a sense of intrigue and a whimsical feel to them, often inspired by the unknown, magic, the current times, and the collective unconscious. She is currently working in a body of work for future exhibitions in 2021.
Cuernavaca, México, 1993
Graduate in Visual arts at “Escuela Nacional de Pintura, Escultura y grabado La Esmeralda” México City.
In 2015 her work is exhibited at the winter exhibition at Centro Universitario los Belenes de la Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos (UAEM).
In 2016 she takes part in the collective show “Organismo” carried out at La Presidencia Gallery, Cuernavaca, Morelos and once more she takes part in the spring exhibition at Centro Universitario los Belenes, (UAEM).
In 2017 she has her first solo show “Ánimas”, at the Art Galery “Celoffán”, subsequently, she collaborated with an illustration piece for the book “Yeguas” by Ediciones invisible Editorial, she then takes part at the collective exhibition”333″ at Espacio Cultural La Maga, within the framework of the international women’s day.
In 2018, she participates in an online auction and exhibition by the Nabi artist collective.
In 2020 she partakes in the collective exhibition “Power in numbers 5” at Nucleus Portland, Portland, United States. Closing once more with her collaboration on the online exhibition “Ride the sunrise” for WOW x WOW Gallery, Inverness, Scotland. During this same year, she is interviewed by “Beautiful Bizarre Magazine” for the article “Kindred Spirits”.