The work of Alejandra Glez (Havana, Cuba, 1996) spans Afro-Caribbean religions, collective memory, and the spirituality that emanates from the relationship between human beings and the sea. She seeks to explore the feminine identity and examines her own experience with traumas such as panic attacks and sexual assault to construct unique and poignant visual works.
Alejandra Glez
Interviniendo tu fachada, 2018
Alejandra Glez
from the series Callao, 2018
Alejandra Glez
from the series Liliths, 2021
Alejandra Glez
Caida, 2017
Alejandra Glez
from the series Obba, 2021
Alejandra Glez
from the series Mi realidad al punto del canibalismo, 2020
Glez is the winner of the IV ENAIRE Foundation Young Photography Award, and exhibited her work in Madrid, July 2021, in PHotoEspaña exhibition together with JustMad 2021. Glez become the first Cuban artist to have a “drop” completely dedicated to promoting her work within the digital NFTs market. In 2020, she was finalist in the XIVth edition of Arte Laguna Prize in the videoart category. Glez has also been featured in VOGUE, El País, and Condé Nast among others. Her work has been part of numerous personal and group exhibitions in the Americas and in Europe.
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