Artist: Alexander, Clytie

Clytie Alexander’s most recent works are series that focus not only on their surface planes but also on the relationship between the pieces and the space around them. While sharing characteristics with its series each piece is unique and the variations occurring piece to piece create both motion and stillness. Building and modulating color and light and working with “permeable boundaries” Alexander constructs an experience of seeing the walls on which the work is installed and the work as both natural phenomenon and as finely calibrated visual experience.
Born in Lawrence, Kansas, Clytie Alexander was educated in Quebec and Bangladesh where she studied music and dance. She studied art at UCLA.
She lives and works in New York and Los Angeles.

CA12 – VE16-20

Clytie Alexander (American b. 1940), "CA12-VE16-20", 2012, handmade abaca paper with stenciled pigmented flax pulp, 28 × 22 inches, variable edition of 20, published by the Brodsky Center at PAFA Philadelphia.

CA12-VE12-20

Clytie Alexander (American b. 1940), "CA12 - VE12-20", 2012, handmade abaca paper with stenciled pigmented flax pulp, 28 × 22 inches, variable edition of 20, published by the Brodsky Center at PAFA Philadelphia.

CA12 – VE19-20

Clytie Alexander (American b.1940), "CA12-VE19-20", 2012, handmade abaca paper with stenciled pigmented flax pulp, 28 × 22 inches, variable edition on 20, published by the Brodsky Center at PAFA Philadelphia.

CA12 – VE13-20

Clytie Alexander (American b. 1940), "CA12 - VE13-20", 2012, handmade abaca paper with stenciled pigmented flax pulp, 28 × 22 inches, variable edition of 20, published by the Brodsky Center at PAFA, Philadelphia.