Alexandra Margarint is a photographer and visual artist whose journey bridges art and technology. She graduated from the Contemporary Media Practice program at the University of Westminster in 2014, exploring photography and installation as forms of expression. After six years working in software development, she has shifted her focus back to artistic practices that resonate with her vision and inner rhythm.
She spent 13 years in London, where her work was exhibited at Ambika P3 and The Holy Art Gallery. Now back in Romania, she is embracing a slower pace of life, reconnecting with her creative process, and deepening her artistic exploration.

@alexandra_marge



Artist Statement



The works of INNER TEXTURES emerged from the disorientation of isolation—an attempt to grasp something tangible when everything else felt untouchable. Conceived during the pandemic years of 2020 and 2021, this project began as an instinctive act of survival. The brittle veins of dying leaves, the bite of thorns, plants thriving yet enclosed—these details became anchors, translating an inner reality that felt unshaped and raw.

Each image holds the tactile imprint of that time: the roughness of fear, the weight of solitude pressing against the ribs, the fragile persistence of hope—something held carefully, always on the verge of slipping away. The contrast between color and black & white reflects the dual nature of that time: a world both textured and stripped bare, vivid and fading at once.

Through dialogue and collaboration, INNER TEXTURES has taken on new depth, evolving into a more fully articulated exploration of that time. This series transforms a period of fracture into a visual language of constraint and resilience, loss and survival, presence and disappearance—a meditation on how the unseen can still be felt.



Traces, Photograph, 2020


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