Alexandra Oracz is a visual artist based in Berlin. Through her art, she explores the fluid boundaries between external and internal worlds, focusing on moments when the physically familiar suddenly feels strange. She is interested in how emotions are felt within the body, shaping it into a space that offers both refuge and movement.


Through surreal and abstract compositions, she creates immersive worlds where the body transitions into emotional landscapes, inviting viewers to experience the hidden depths of consciousness. Soft color gradients, melancholic tones, and layered forms capture the tension between presence and absence, clarity and ambiguity.

Recurring motifs – such as fragmented or doubled female figures, organic elements, and water – reflect the complex and often contradictory layers of identity, inner dialogue, and emotional shifts. She seeks a balance between opposites: closeness and distance, acceptance and resistance, the familiar and the unfamiliar.