Alexandra Tuit

(1996)

ALEXANDRA TUIT (b. 1996) works with fragments as a means of tracing lived experience. Her assemblages bring together materials that have traveled, been handled, or forgotten—each bearing its own quiet history. Through these collected remnants, she explores how individuals shape one another over time, forming shared narratives while simultaneously becoming part of her own story as she rearranges them into personal constellations. Having lived away from her home country for many years, Alexandra’s practice is deeply informed by movement and the condition of living between cultures. Her works layer references that coexist without resolution, echoing the fluid and overlapping nature of memory. She received a Bachelor of Art Education from Calvin University and is currently based in Indonesia, where she works as both an artist and art teacher.