Lexi Picciani

At the core of my practice is an interest in how place, material culture, and shared histories shape identity. In my work I explore how objects, architectural forms and imagery act as vessels for collective memory and emotional connection. While printmaking is often linked to mechanical reproduction, I have attempted to use it to challenge uniformity and the subtle beauty of human touch in art making. Through manual dissection and reconstruction of imagery, I have studied the way process can become the basis of a conceptual work and ultimately a deep reflection of self.