Alejandro Pasquale is an Argentinian artist with a uniquely recognizable style. His work narrates psychedelic states—manifestations of the soul—and visions arising from the exploration of “non-ordinary consciousness.” His art has been exhibited at major art fairs across Latin and North America and is held in the collections of leading contemporary art museums in Argentina.
Alejandro Pasquale’s work explores the porous boundary between the human body and the natural world. In his paintings, recognizable figures lose their faces beneath branches, leaves, flowers, and organic forms, creating hybrid anatomies where the human and the vegetal become part of the same living structure.
Through a precise treatment of anatomy, texture, light, and natural tones, Pasquale turns the disappearance of the face into a deeper reflection on identity, consciousness, and belonging. In the context of 10 Years. 10 Artists. 10 Stories, his work reveals that the human body is not a closed frontier, but a space of connection with other forms of life.