About

Contemporary abstract artist Alexus Wright’s (b.1998) work sits at the intersection of contradiction and harmony. It’s a visual language that merges the unapologetic boldness of graffiti linework with the fluid, expressive freedom of colorful abstraction.

In her own words, she is drawn to the “raw energy” of graffiti linework: the sharp edges, the confident strokes, the sense of movement that feels alive. At the same time, she is equally captivated by the emotional depth found in abstract work. Bringing these opposing aesthetics together allows her to create pieces that are both structured and unruly, refined yet rebellious.

This contrast isn’t accidental; it reflects her own artistic curiosity. She has always been inspired by worlds that aren’t supposed to “fit” together — and discovering how to make them coexist, which is where the magic happens. Each piece becomes a dialogue between precision and spontaneity, control and intuition.

Her goal is to invite viewers into that tension: to feel the beauty of contradiction, the elegance inside chaos, and the power that emerges when two different visual identities blend into one cohesive voice.