Alexandria Coe’s latest collection marks an evolution from drawing to painting, translating her signature minimal line work into a more fluid, painterly language. Rooted in her ongoing exploration of the female form, these works celebrate both sensuality and process, capturing moments of transformation through abstracted, gestural compositions. Faces are intentionally obscured, inviting viewers to interpret the body through emotion rather than identity, and to engage with the work on a personal, intuitive level. By reclaiming the female nude from its long history of patriarchal representation, Coe reframes the body as a site of self-expression and emotional depth. Her figures, though confined within the canvas, exude a quiet freedom—raw, vulnerable, and at peace. This duality reflects the evolving nature of womanhood itself: layered, complex, and always reaching toward a deeper sense of harmony and self-understanding. Blue Oil Stick Drawings Alexandria Coe’s blue oil stick drawings reflect an ongoing exploration of the emotional and symbolic weight of color. For Coe, blue evokes the expanse of sea and sky—a horizon line between presence and possibility. Once a sacred, precious pigment reserved for religious iconography, blue becomes a powerful tool in Coe’s hands to reimagine the female form. Through this rich, evocative hue, she reframes the body with reverence and agency, infusing each work with both intimacy and vastness.