A voice that unites across borders through art.
Born on December 9, 1989, in Olavarría, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, Alandra demonstrated a profound connection to the artistic world from a young age. This interest led her to cultivate her talent through various courses and workshops, laying the foundation for a solid education. Her pursuit of knowledge took her to the University of the Argentine Social Museum in Buenos Aires, where she graduated with a degree in Visual Arts with a focus on Painting.
Alandra's career is characterized by constant evolution and a keen sensitivity to social issues. Her vision, which fuses the local with the global, is manifested in high-impact projects such as "Albinism, achromatic survival". This initiative, which seeks to raise awareness about albinism, an often marginalized topic, reflects her commitment to inclusion and diversity.
Her goal of holding the first worldwide exhibition of this project in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she currently resides, demonstrates her ambition and her ability to think on a global scale.
Her arrival in Europe in 2019, after being awarded a scholarship and selected for an artistic residency in Barcelona, Spain, marked a turning point in her career. Despite the closure of the residency due to economic problems, she demonstrated remarkable resilience by deciding to remain in Europe and continue her artistic development. This decision, far from being an obstacle, became an opportunity to expand her horizons and strengthen her commitment to art as a tool for social transformation. Currently, she has been awarded another scholarship and selected to pursue a Master's degree in Arts and Culture Management at Rome Business School, which evidences her continuous professional growth and her search for new tools to manage large-scale cultural projects. Additionally, she works actively with her association, Soleá, to fund "Albinism, achromatic survival". This joint effort underscores her leadership capacity and her commitment to cultural self-management.
Alandra's story is a testament to perseverance, talent, and social commitment. Her work, which transcends geographical and cultural boundaries, invites reflection and dialogue on issues relevant to contemporary society
Earlier
Her teaching experience in Argentina, giving art classes at a school and in her independent workshop "Las Meninas," evidences her commitment to education and the transmission of artistic knowledge. Her participation in female artistic collectives such as "Altar Mujeres," a group of Latin American artists and researchers with exhibitions in Africa under the call of Silvia Barrios, and "Mujeres," with exhibitions in Argentina, demonstrates her interest in intercultural dialogue and the visibility of women's work in art.
Alandra's work is characterized by a deep investigation of materials and an exploration of diverse themes. The series "Los iluminados de Serkun" reveals her interest in spirituality, the fruit of years of study through workshops, rituals, readings, and practices. "Las Arcanas Transcendentales," a feminine tarot with astrological influences and an anthropological perspective, evidences her ability to fuse different disciplines and perspectives. Other notable series include "Furor," with video art exhibited at the Night of the Museums in Buenos Aires (2015); "Supervivencia" and "Amnesia para dos," which incorporate the element of fire and were presented at the Palermo Hippodrome (2016). Her participation in "Mariposa-AUGE" (2016-2017), a group of performative public interventions that sought to denounce the prostitution system, reveals her commitment to social issues and her conviction in the power of art as a tool for change. Her participation in various FASE calls (meeting of art, science, and technology), with works such as "Entropy" (2017), "Production Marathon" (2017), and "Somos rojo" (2016), as well as her selection for the HannaCC residency in Barcelona (2019), consolidate her trajectory as a multidisciplinary and innovative artist.
Currently (2025), Alandra has been awarded a scholarship and selected to pursue a Master's in Arts and Culture Management at Rome Business School, a new milestone in her training. At the same time, she works on the development of her association "Soleá" with the aim of funding her project "Albinism, achromatic survival," an exhibition proposal that seeks to raise awareness about albinism and that aims to hold its first worldwide exhibition in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she currently resides. This project reflects her sensitivity to social issues and her global vision of art as a tool for transformation and intercultural dialogue. Her perseverance, talent, and commitment position her as an artist with a unique voice and significant projection in the contemporary art world.
