Alexander Grawoig

Compositions, no composer. Windows, no glazier. Honoring wisdom lost. Transforming the mundane into beauty. My work in the sound and visual forms predominantly feature mundane materials—wood, burlap, cotton, polyester, house paint, plastic, and c...

Compositions, no composer. Windows, no glazier. Honoring wisdom lost. Transforming the mundane into beauty. My work in the sound and visual forms predominantly feature mundane materials—wood, burlap, cotton, polyester, house paint, plastic, and cardboard. These elements serve as an analog to society’s often disposable view of humanity. By meticulously using every scrap of fabric and material, I consciously strive to minimize waste. This practice serves as a message of conservation and a reflection of my belief in the intrinsic value of humanity as spiritual vessels. Incorporating drawings that symbolize the interconnectedness of all life, I aim to depict a universal harmony—a cosmic dance where balance exists beyond human comprehension. Through my art, I seek to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary, inviting others to reconsider the value of the overlooked and the discarded. In doing so, I honor the wisdom lost and the beauty inherent in every fragment of our world.