Alla Alex (Alla Fabre) - HOW LOW CAN YOU GO

HOW LOW CAN YOU GO

Painting is part of the diptych
HOW HIGH CAN YOU FLY - HOW LOW CAN YOU GO

This series of two paintings explores tensions that run through our relationship with the world.
Through two images that respond to each other, the painter questions the extremes of the human experience.
Between sky and earth, between expansion and gravity, this work stages a continuous movement where each ascent already contains the possibility of a fall, and where each descent opens the way to a new elevation. It is not about choosing one pole over the other, but about inhabiting the fragile space that links them.
The artist thus offers a reflection on our limits, our ambitions and our ability to navigate between the summits of our dreams and the depths of the real world.

- Signed by hand on the verso
- Sold with a certificate signed by the artist
- Delivery by secure shipment on a stretcher frame

Information about the artist:

Alla Alex (Alla Fabre) is a French painter living and working in Paris.

Holder of a Master’s in Art History from the Sorbonne and trained in fashion design at ESMOD, she begins her artistic journey with photography before broadening her practice to different media. Her work explores the interactions between image, matter and memory through painting, photography and mixed media.

A painter and multimedia artist, he develops a singular visual universe where memory, imagination and fragments of the real mingle. Through his works, he composes dreamlike worlds nourished by found images, photographs from his own archives and multiple personal inspirations.
His work explores the territories of dream, childhood memories and intimate experiences, transformed into sensitive and narrative landscapes. Each creation becomes a space of poetic reconstruction where the past dialogues with the imaginary, between reality and fiction.
At the crossroads of painting, collage, digital imagery and multimedia practices, the artist assembles textures, colors and visual fragments to give birth to hybrid compositions, charged with emotions and symbols. His instinctive and experimental approach invites the viewer to enter an inner universe, populated with reminiscences, visions and sensations.
His/her work questions memory, identity and the way images shape our perceptions and personal narratives. Between nostalgia and invention, he/she builds an intimate cartography where each image becomes the trace of an experienced or dreamed event.

She participates in numerous group exhibitions and develops thematic artistic projects.