Alexander Eulert

California-based artist Alexander Eulert was born in San
Diego in 1980. A native of the Southern California backcountry, Eulert
developed a profound connection with the desert and the life-giving force of
the stream that ran through the property of his childhood home. The topography
of the desert, with boulder outcroppings, multi-layered cliffs, and rugged
hilltops strongly influence his aesthetic.

Eulert pursued his formal art education in the
United Kingdom. He received a Foundation in Graphics and Illustration from
Cambridge Arts and Sciences and then moved to London to complete a BA in
Silversmithing and Metalwork at Camberwell College of Arts, University of the
Arts London. His time in England cemented Eulert's love of the relationship
between nature, architecture, and time.

The California wildfires of 2007 swept away his home and
studio and, while rebuilding his own residence, his creative focus shifted
toward architecture and landscape design. His interest in man's interaction
with nature intensified as he experienced first hand the abrupt dissolution of lifelong
creative efforts.

Eulert's work reflects his interest in ancient
civilizations and the juxtaposition between modern and classical. Delicate and
dynamic lines of paint buzz and trickle around bold bands of color, evoking
rhythmical compositions, emotional states, and natural phenomena. The cubical
forms are suggestive of monoliths, pueblos, golden-green fields, as well as
contemporary urban architecture.

Since moving to Santa Fe in 2012 and then to
Uruguay in 2017, Eulert has developed a unique language in acrylics and metal
leaf. His works have been exhibited throughout the USA, Singapore, Hong Kong,
Australia and Argentina, and are part of private and public collections
worldwide.