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Alejandrina Calderoni creates figurative paintings for collectors seeking beauty with emotional resonance.

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Some paintings fill a space.
Others transform the way it feels.

Some paintings
fill a space.
Others transform the way it feels.

Some paintings
fill a space.
Others transform
the way it feels.

THE WOMEN WE BECOME

THE WOMEN WE BECOME

THE WOMEN WE BECOME

A singular artistic universe, told in chapters.

A singular artistic universe, told in chapters.

Each chapter begins with a feeling before it reveals the work.

Each chapter begins with a feeling before it reveals the work.

The work arrives with the care of an object meant to stay.

The work arrives with the care of an object meant to stay.

Certificate of Authenticity

Certificate of Authenticity

A formal record accompanies every original work.

Artist Story

A short note traces the emotional origin of the piece.

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Collectors receive early access before new works are public packing for residences, advisors, and hotels.

Collectors receive early access before new works are public packing for residences, advisors, and hotels.

Collectors receive early access before new works are public.

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Black and white portrait of a woman in profile

Strength without aggression. Silence without emptiness. Beauty without vanity.

Strength without aggression. Silence without emptiness. Beauty without vanity.

I paint women
in moments
of becoming.

I paint women
in moments
of becoming.

I paint what remains unspoken


Alejandrina Calderoni is a Mexican contemporary artist from Monterrey, based in Los Cabos. Her artistic practice began in the early 1990s and has evolved through her studies and artistic experiences in Mexico, Italy, the United States, Europe, and South America.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Grand Palais in Paris and the Museo José Luis Cuevas in Mexico City. Her work is exhibited now in the Museum of Arts in Baja California Sur and has received awards at the Carlos Olachea Biennial, Museo José Luis Cuevas and a Grant from Fonca, as well as international distinctions in France.

Moving between figuration and abstraction, Calderoni explores the feminine experience through memory, movement, identity, vulnerability, and transformation. Her figures become a language through which inner strength and emotional experience are made visible.



Alejandrina Calderoni is a Mexican contemporary artist from Monterrey, based in Los Cabos. Her artistic practice began in the early 1990s and has evolved through her studies and artistic experiences in Mexico, Italy, the United States, Europe, and South America.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Grand Palais in Paris and the Museo José Luis Cuevas in Mexico City. Her work is exhibited now in the Museum of Arts in Baja California Sur and has received awards at the Carlos Olachea Biennial, Museo José Luis Cuevas and a Grant from Fonca, as well as international distinctions in France.

Moving between figuration and abstraction, Calderoni explores the feminine experience through memory, movement, identity, vulnerability, and transformation. Her figures become a language through which inner strength and emotional experience are made visible.



Alejandrina Calderoni is a Mexican contemporary artist from Monterrey, based in Los Cabos. Her artistic practice began in the early 1990s and has evolved through her studies and artistic experiences in Mexico, Italy, the United States, Europe, and South America.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Grand Palais in Paris and the Museo José Luis Cuevas in Mexico City. Her work is exhibited now in the Museum of Arts in Baja California Sur and has received awards at the Carlos Olachea Biennial, Museo José Luis Cuevas and a Grant from Fonca, as well as international distinctions in France.

Moving between figuration and abstraction, Calderoni explores the feminine experience through memory, movement, identity, vulnerability, and transformation. Her figures become a language through which inner strength and emotional experience are made visible.


© 2026 Alejandrina Calderoni

© 2026 Alejandrina Calderoni

© 2026 Alejandrina Calderoni