Alexandria Levin is a graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums, including the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and is held in private collections worldwide and in New Mexico’s Capitol Art Collection.

As an artist, she uses oil painting as a form of storytelling, with personal, social, and ecological issues prevalent in her work. She uses instinct, memory, and metaphor to express something deeper below the surface, balancing narrative with real and abstract impressions of what she has seen or experienced.

During the pandemic, Levin began an intuitive dive into watercolor abstractions that are evocative of nature, poetic thought, and various states of being. This work is more about seeking than depicting. A recent Autism diagnosis affirms that her art is an expression of her whole, authentic being, reflecting the unique artist she has always been.