Studying as an architect, Siberian born artist Alex Bras minored in academic art. Although art was always her passion, she only dared to follow her artistic dream after immigrating into the Netherlands during the covid'19 pandemic. Against the backdrop of a world in turmoil, Bras began to depict the crises of her subjects while studying the overarching human condition. The individual's inner world depicted through a symbolic use of language and imagery.

In the series "Human and Fish," while working with used cardboard Bras researches the correlation between values of art materials, craft and the statements an artists is capable making. In her newest series "Nuclear Paradise," she explores how humanity in the 21st century copes with the constant threat of annihilation and crises through visual images/metaphor. Despite the depressive connotation, humanity retains the same vitality that moves through generation after generation along the wheel of time. Bras aims to reflect this contradiction through the language of art.

2022 Solo exhibition "Human and Fish. Alex Bras" launched at De Wasserij, Rotterdam. The exhibition featured a series of paintings made in acrylic on used cardboard. The theme of the work was the depiction of personal experiences and feelings through metaphor and symbolic language.

2023 Member of Pulchri Studio (The Hague) gallery and artist community.

2023 Exhibiting at the Parallax Art Fair in Kensington Town Hall, London — Kensington.

2023 Exhibiting at the international art exhibition CAOS 2023 from M.A.D.S. digital art gallery, digital exhibition. Works shown on Times Square NYC.

2023 Exhibiting at New Artist Fair in Truman Brewery, London — Shoreditch.

2023 Exhibiting at Florence Biennale XIV, Florence – Fortezza da Basso. 2nd place, “Lorenzo il Magnifico” award, category painting.