Alfie

Alfie is a contemporary multi-disciplinary artist known for their emotive exploration of identity, memory, and the nuanced intersections of culture. Born in 1992 in Liverpool, Alfie grew up surrounded by the vibrant artistic traditions of Northern England, which became a recurring influence in their early work. After completing their studies at the Glasgow School of Art, Alfie began exhibiting across the UK, quickly drawing attention for their sensitive use of color and innovative blending of media, ranging from painting and sculpture to digital installations.

Alfie’s practice is informed by personal experiences, often weaving autobiographical elements with broader social themes, resulting in works that are both intimate and universally resonant. Their portfolio is marked by an attention to materiality and texture, as well as a keen interest in how art can serve as a catalyst for dialogue. Alfie’s installations have been featured in several prominent group exhibitions, including the Liverpool Biennial and the Turner Contemporary, and their recent solo show, “Light Between Worlds,” garnered critical acclaim for its immersive narrative approach.

Based in London, Alfie continues to push creative boundaries while maintaining a commitment to community engagement and arts education, inspiring a new generation of artists through workshops and collaborative projects.