ALEXANDRA STENBERG

Alexandra Stenberg (b. 1999) is an emerging neurodivergent Swedish/Bulgarian artist based in London. Her dynamic practice revolves around themes of wellbeing and mental health, explored through a diverse range of mediums. In photography, video, embroidery, collaging, and poetry, Alexandra uncovers the intricacies of these subjects, crafting a multi-dimensional dialogue that resonates on both personal and societal levels.

With her unique neurodivergent perspective, Alexandra's art gains an added layer of depth and introspection. Drawing inspiration from her own experiences, she engages with the complexities of mental health and repressed emotions, translating them into visual and textual narratives that invite viewers into her world.

Among her accomplishments, Alexandra's work has been featured in VideoInsight Foundation. Her ability to seamlessly weave her personal journey with broader conversations about mental health underscores her role as an artist of both skill and substance.

As Alexandra continues to explore new mediums and push the boundaries of artistic expression, her work remains a testament to the power of creativity as a tool for healing, understanding, and connection.

@alexandra.stenberg
info.alexandrastenberg@gmail.com

VISUAL AND CONCEPTUAL ARTIST

Education
2023 BA (Hons) Photography, London College of Communication, UAL

Exhibitions
2023 Bill of Health, Central Saint Martins, London, UK
2023 Through Our Senses, Central Saint Martins, London, UK
2022 Love Bombing/GasLighting, VideoInsight Foundation, Turin, Italy
2022 Tendrils, Queer Youth Art Collective, Queercirlce, London, UK
2021 Lacuna, Burgh House, London, UK

Screenings 2023 True Self Film Fest, Volvox Observer, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Talks 2023 The Life of The Artist After Graduation: Conversation with Mirren Kessling, Katarzyna Perlak and Aliyah Hanisah, London
2023 Collectives & Collaborations: Conversation with AZEEMA MAG, Queer Youth Art Collective and Kawaii Agency, London

Residencies
Humble soup, London, UK

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