Lady in the Cave
The Lady in the Cave was an immersive installation presented in an enclosed, darkened space at Otis College of Art and Design. Conceived as a contemporary hermitage, the work invited withdrawal from the sensory and social noise of daily life — a descent into a metaphoric cave.
Appearing as a moonless expanse at the cave’s mouth, the installation featured sparse lighting and a low, continuous brown sound. Visitors were encouraged to enter, sit, and remain for as long as they wished. For four hours and forty-four minutes, the artist occupied the cave, largely concealed from view, available to receive any question or conversation offered to “the lady in the cave.”
As both performance and meditation, the work explored how stillness, isolation, and the suspension of time might reawaken perception. Drawing inspiration from the monastic and hermitic traditions, The Lady in the Cave proposed a shared space of quiet revelation — a site where absence itself became a form of presence.
Transubstantiation
This installation pulls from the themes of Catholic Mass, tarot, and casino card table games. The space was later activated by a performance where viewers could bet on a card game and sometimes the cards would foretell futures and sometimes a token would be eaten by the performer acting as dealer and psychic.
Through The Looking Glass
Through The Looking Glacce was an interactive art installation and performance selected for competition at First Friday Las Vegas in the downtown Arts District. Alexandria Lee and Torrey Cole conceptualized and created this work with their pop-up street art performance company Poptaart Productions. An old delivery truck was converted into a strange psychadelic land that audience could explore and became interactive when the performers/dancers put on a show every half hour. Production Design by Alexandria Lee Bevilacqua, Choreography by Torrey Cole.
Consciousness At The Burrito Stand
Consciousness: the Mural at The Burrito stand was a 360 degree mural and interactive art installation for Downtown Project and the Life is Beautiful Festival on the historic Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas. Conceptualized, created and painted by Alexandria Lee in collaboration with three-dimensional designer for the interior by Christopher Kachurak. This piece explored the ideas of Mother Nature and Mother Technology and what it means for us moving forward in the chaos of the Information Age as we progress to the Intuition Age. A kaleidoscope of lights in the forms of a branching tree come alive at night and play along with the piano. The street piano adjoined to the mural was there for anyone off the streets to play so that they may become apart of the piece.
Invasion Erosion 1.0 & 2.0
Invasion Erosion 1.0 was an interactive art installation for Emergency Arts Gallery included in Alexandria’s solo show there. The project address the themes of government surveillance of the public in America. When the phone is picked up lights and pre-recorded sounds are activated, and a the television screen turns on revealing a live video of the participant revealing they have been being recorded by a camera hidden in the eye of a painting. Produced by Alexandria Lee. Conceptualized and Designed by Alexandria Lee in collaboration with Christopher Kachurak and Wolf189.
Invasion Erosion 2.0 was an interactive art installation for Blackbird Studios included in Alexandria’s solo show there as a more elaborate version of Invasion Erosion 1.0 with a larger scale room and set design. The project address the themes of government surveillance of the public in America. When the phone is picked up lights and pre-recorded sounds are activated, and a the television screen turns on revealing a live video of the participant revealing they have been being recorded by a camera hidden in the eye of a painting.Produced by Alexandria Lee. Conceptualized and Designed by Alexandria Lee in collaboration with Christopher Kachurak and Wolf189.
No Expressionism At The Berlin Wall
No Expression! at The Berlin Wall was a pop-up street art and performance art in Berlin Germany with Alexandria Lee and Torrey Cole’s pop-up street art performance company Poptaart Productions. Conceptualized, filmed and created by Alexandria Lee with choreography and performance by Torrey Cole. This project was a nod to the German Expressionists of early 20th century by which Alexandria has been deeply influenced.
The Trap
The Trap is a film by Destiny Faith Nelson for which she won Nevada Women’s Filmmaker of the year. The Trap is about an intelligent, inner-city high-school basketball star who has dreams beyond his surroundings, but when those who are close to him are threatened with the heat from the streets, he must make decisions that may jeopardize his own future. Art Direction by Alexandria Lee.
