OUR ART

Alexia Coppini is a Maltese painter who creates fantastic seascapes and ethereal skies.

The common thread in Alexia’s paintings is representations of big skies and vast seas. They represent the natural environment in the most tranquil manner. Alexia lives by the sea and is therefore easily absorbed by it’s beauty and the natural environment. Alexia studied art under the guidance of Ms Margaret Chircop, her art teacher at the Convent of the Sacred Heart. During these years she developed her talent and later discovered that life could be better fulfilled through artistic expression that gives satisfaction not only to herself but also enjoyment to whoever shares in her work. Later in life Alexia attended art courses by Mr Anton Calleja.

Alexia has exhibited in various collective exhibitions and no less than 22 most successful solo exhibitions in Malta and abroad.

She has personally presented two paintings, a seascape and an abstract, to the Board of the Royal Academy of Arts in London for inclusion in their regular Summer exhibition in 2011. In July 2019, she was invited to exhibit 5 of her seascapes in the Anton Schranz exhibition held in Ochsenhausen, Germany.

Alexia’s attitude to her art and to creativity is two-fold: an intimate eye for what is beautiful and appealing in nature and her emotional connection with the world. Through her art, Alexia lives in times of joy and serenity. It is another artistic statement in her continuous exploration of nature. The artist’s pictorial vocabulary is made of imaginative harmonies which are not difficult to forget. And yet her canvases have another function, which is to make us escape from our modern crises, and which ultimately reveal an aesthetic sensibility towards nature.