This group of paintings is described as highly technical- complex hidden mechanisms activated them. The imagery here is less painterly, though there is considerable use of paint. Though the works are so complex in a physical sense, there are paradoxical,…
This series of Alexander’s works strongly influences his three-dimensionality and the use of many mixed materials. This period also brings an acute assertiveness to the rise of human aggressiveness and environmental changes. Alexander produces a loud warning to humanity to…
The Environment series includes Impressions of Australian, Korean, and American lands. Australian works offer glimpses of a typical Australian landscape and its people. Here, Alexander relates to the viewer the ethnic motives of that land. Some of his Australian paintings…
In the late 1970s, while producing abstract paintings and bronze sculptures, Alexander made a series of small collages, figurative and quite different from the rest of the works he was doing at that time. The subjects are primarily figures of…
What is a hologram in simple words? It is created by the interference of two beams of the same wavelength. One beam goes directly to a photographic film, and another goes to eliminate the object. The meeting of those two…
This series includes a large variety of stones; some are easy to carve, but granite and sandstone are extremely difficult. There is a large number of early bronze works.Some works incorporate bronze and marble. Bronze and Marble Crucible Marble,1986 Concordia…
The end result of all this is the creation within the matrix of a number of sculptural shapes, curves, voids, or any other combination of these forms. As one walks around the sculpture, each change in angle or view turns…
Alexander produced an ambitious series of monumental works involving space and spatial relationships. His sculptures are always abstract and conceptual and contain biomorphic and geometric elements, which would nevertheless have symbolic qualities. I would describe my bronze, marble, and stone…
Alexander’s early paintings split into several related series: Entropy, Lines of Force, Metempiric, and Fifth Dimension. These paintings belong to an established tradition in post-WWII art, more like continental European art than anything British or American. One striking aspect of…