The Letter Print

Alejandro Molinari is a Venezuelan photographer, music producer, and sound designer. Raised in a creative environment, Molinari's early exposure to art came from his father—a renowned photographer and lmmaker who studied under Salvador Dalí. Alejandro’s photography is a vivid exploration of the human form, nature, and mythology, drawing heavily from a palette of surreal and ethereal elements. His work is deeply inuenced by the stylized portraiture of Richard Bernstein, the immersive landscape perspectives of David Hockney, and the evocative play between light and shadow found in Hiroshi Sugimoto's work. Alejandro's images often feature the female gure as both subject and symbol, merging with landscapes or morphing into mythical entities, creating a sense of uidity between the human and the supernatural. There's a subtle eroticism in the compositions—an interplay of desire and ambiguity that invites the viewer to question where the body ends and the landscape begins.