ALEXANDER SI IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY, PROJECT-BASED ARTIST WHO’S BODY OF WORK EXAMINES TOPICS IN AMERICAN POPULAR CULTURE THAT EXPOSE INVISIBLE LABOR, CLASS AND RACIAL DISPARITY, AND THE MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL REPERCUSSIONS OF MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY. WORKING AT THE INTERSECTION OF SCULPTURE, PERFORMANCE, VIDEO, AND INSTALLATION, SI USES HACKING, STAGING, ACTING, AND FABRICATION TO LIFT THE COMMON SCENARIOS OUT OF THEIR CONTEXT AND TO DOCUMENT THE SOCIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONTEMPORARY TIMES.
SI HAS EXHIBITED AT INSTITUTIONS AND GALLERIES LIKE UNTITLED ART FAIR, HOME GALLERY, CHINATOWN SOUP, TUTU GALLERY, SPRING/BREAK, AND VISUAL AIDS. HIS WORKS HAS BEEN REVIEWED BY PUBLICATIONS LIKE ART IN AMERICA, HYPERALLERGIC, THE BROOKLYN RAIL, BOMB, ARTNET, AND THE ART NEWSPAPER.