Alexandra finds solace and self-expression in her art, using it as a means to communicate her thoughts and emotions. Unlike verbal expression, which often eludes her, Alexandra's art speaks volumes through colors and stories. Drawing from her own experiences of love, hate, and loss, she pours her heart into her work. Starting as poems and sketches in her notebooks, her creations evolve into their own worlds and narratives. With a camera in hand, Alexandra captures the images that form in her mind, allowing her to paint with light, angles, and colors. This empowering process of art and filmmaking gives her a sense of purpose, allowing her to connect with others and make a positive difference. Alexandra believes that art has the power to evoke emotions and that each viewer may interpret her work in their own unique way.
Driven by a desire for growth and improvement, Alexandra constantly seeks new ideas and perspectives. She asks herself meaningful questions about conveying her message through film, drawing inspiration from songs and writings, and enhancing her storytelling skills. Through this introspection, Alexandra gains a deeper understanding of her purpose as an artist and uses it to refine both herself and her art.
To further her journey as a filmmaker and receive formal training, Alexandra sees the UNCSA Summer Film Intensive as an invaluable opportunity. She anticipates the program's guidance and the chance to collaborate with fellow passionate individuals, while also accessing new resources and techniques. Alexandra is eager to attend the program, recognizing it as a step toward her lifelong goal of becoming a working artist in the field of filmmaking.