About

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After completing her studies in visual communication at the Geneva University of Art and Design, she worked for several years as designer in visual communication before embracing an independent career and creating her own studio, "Pixin Créations visuelles".

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In 2009, she was commissioned by the Infiniti brand (Nissan Group) to dress the walls of their European dealerships with ten oil canvas reproduced in limited screen printing. From 2011 and on, she has been exhibiting her creations in different Geneva gatherings such as the Tafkaj gallery, the Café Cult and the Café des Volontaires, Studio Art Unlimited in Geneva. In parallel, she works on several tailored projects for interior architects such as the Delétraz workshops and individuals, in Switzerland and all over Europe.​

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Alexia Lavanchy explores the porous boundaries between figuration and abstraction, matter and absence. In her work, forms emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure within a suspended space, inviting the viewer into a meditative drift. Each painting becomes a sensitive landscape where pigments, lines, and textures map out inner cartographies — fragmented bodies, captured breaths, latent memories. Alexia embraces accidents, erasures, and layering, seeking the moment when the image wavers between presence and disappearance.

Inspired by nature, organic forms, and the unseen, she approaches painting as an instinctive language — an emotional writing. Her gestures are fluid, sometimes raw, sometimes delicate, always driven by a search for fragile balance.

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Alexia lives in France and now devotes herself fully to her work, which she displays in her studio surrounded by nature and animals.

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