Bio

Alisha is a Mixed Media Paper artist. She has been working as a professional artist for the past 7 years. She mixes her passion for materials primarily using paper to create intricate 3D art pieces. In her work she explores themes of vulnerability.

She recently attended the Florence Academy of Art Atelier. Currently based in London, UK, her work has been exhibited across Europe and Asia.

Artist Statement

My work aims to spark conversations around the personal struggles we often keep hidden in daily life. I believe vulnerability is essential for forming genuine human connections. It is through openness that we create deeper relationships and a shared sense of belonging. I hope my art not only raises awareness but also encourages others to share their own stories and embrace vulnerability.

My current  work primarily involves folded paper strips and found materials from everyday life. I am drawn to paper as a material because it holds our written thoughts journal entries and letters. In my practice, it becomes a metaphor for our emotions.

I am drawn to using materials in unexpected ways, inviting viewers to look beyond the surface level. This reflects how we often conceal parts of ourselves when meeting others for the first time. By transforming ordinary and familiar materials into intricate three-dimensional forms, I seek to evoke moments of self-reflection and reconnection.

Beyond my studio practice, I am also committed to making quality art education freely accessible. I believe art is a powerful tool for self-expression and human connection, and  aim to  encourage others to embrace vulnerability.