Aleksandra Kozlovski

Aleksandra Kozlovski is a painter based in Tallinn, Estonia. She works primarily with acrylic and oil on canvas, alongside drawing and large-scale murals.

Her practice explores human nature, perception, and the relationship between what is visible and what remains hidden. Moving between figurative and abstract painting, she is interested in how images can reveal emotions, tensions, and contradictions that are difficult to express in words.

Experimentation is central to her practice. Rather than working within a single visual style, Kozlovski allows each subject to shape its own visual language. She explores different approaches to composition, colour, texture, and representation, treating painting as a process of discovery rather than the execution of a predetermined image.

In her series On Symmetry, she explores different forms of symmetry through the human body, animals, plants, and constructed shapes. The series began shortly after she became a mother, with a painting in which the form of the female pelvis gradually emerged as a symbol of the beginning of life.

Her recent work turns towards the human face, questioning how we perceive others and how little appearance can reveal about a person's inner world.

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2024 — BA, Painting and Restoration, Pallas University of Applied Sciences, Tartu, Estonia
Painting course (3 years), Kiviõli Art School, Estonia

2026 — On Symmetry, solo exhibition, Gallery Cafe, Tallinn, Estonia
2024 — Värvikas Rutiin (Colourful Routine), two-person exhibition with Diana Schmidt, A. Le Coq Beer Museum, Tartu, Estonia
2024 — Lend 2024, graduation exhibition, Pallas University of Applied Sciences, Tartu, Estonia
2022 — Stained glass exhibition, Pallas University of Applied Sciences, Tartu, Estonia
2021 — Eesti Põlevkivi — energia ja inspiratsioon, group exhibition, Kiviõli, Estonia

Collections: A. Le Coq Museum, Tartu, Estonia