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Alex Libotte

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Alex Libotte

Image of a plastic detergent canister altered with holes and cigarette butts, featuring euro-petal flowers and a projected nude body, evoking themes of addiction and consumer identity. From Things We Held in Silence, Alexander Libotte, 2026.

Abstract black and white image of plane crashing into ocean by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, depicting a plant’s distorted reflection refracted through a fractured mirror, exploring themes of fragmented identity and perception.

Abstract black and white conceptual portrait of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at the novel.

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, depicting two halfs of an artichoke, one oppressiong the other, symbolizing emotional pressure, social constraint, and hidden trauma.

Sculptural photograph of a Vessel – Source, an organic clay form representing innocence and origin, projected with a childlike flower drawing and baby’s eye, from the series Things We Held in Silence by Alexander Libotte, Malta Biennale 2026.

Black-and-white analogue close-up photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, featuring a leaf with a deliberate hole cut out, symbolizing emptiness, loss, and the void within identity.

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, showing a fragmented human figure cast in geometric shadows, exploring emotional detachment and psychological compartmentalization.

Abstract black and white portrait of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at the novel.

Image of a plastic detergent canister altered with holes and cigarette butts, featuring euro-petal flowers and a projected nude body, evoking themes of addiction and consumer identity. From Things We Held in Silence, Alexander Libotte, 2026.

Abstract black and white image of plane crashing into ocean by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, depicting a plant’s distorted reflection refracted through a fractured mirror, exploring themes of fragmented identity and perception.

Abstract black and white conceptual portrait of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at the novel.

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, depicting two halfs of an artichoke, one oppressiong the other, symbolizing emotional pressure, social constraint, and hidden trauma.

Sculptural photograph of a Vessel – Source, an organic clay form representing innocence and origin, projected with a childlike flower drawing and baby’s eye, from the series Things We Held in Silence by Alexander Libotte, Malta Biennale 2026.

Black-and-white analogue close-up photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, featuring a leaf with a deliberate hole cut out, symbolizing emptiness, loss, and the void within identity.

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, showing a fragmented human figure cast in geometric shadows, exploring emotional detachment and psychological compartmentalization.

Abstract black and white portrait of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at the novel.

Image of a plastic detergent canister altered with holes and cigarette butts, featuring euro-petal flowers and a projected nude body, evoking themes of addiction and consumer identity. From Things We Held in Silence, Alexander Libotte, 2026.

Abstract black and white image of plane crashing into ocean by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, depicting a plant’s distorted reflection refracted through a fractured mirror, exploring themes of fragmented identity and perception.

Abstract black and white conceptual portrait of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at the novel.

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, depicting two halfs of an artichoke, one oppressiong the other, symbolizing emotional pressure, social constraint, and hidden trauma.

Sculptural photograph of a Vessel – Source, an organic clay form representing innocence and origin, projected with a childlike flower drawing and baby’s eye, from the series Things We Held in Silence by Alexander Libotte, Malta Biennale 2026.

Black-and-white analogue close-up photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, featuring a leaf with a deliberate hole cut out, symbolizing emptiness, loss, and the void within identity.

Black-and-white analogue photograph from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, showing a fragmented human figure cast in geometric shadows, exploring emotional detachment and psychological compartmentalization.

Abstract black and white portrait of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry by artist and photographer Alex Libotte as part of a contemporary look at the novel.

Behind the scenes at the art studio of Alex Libotte's photographic practise.

Things We Held In Silence

Image of a plastic detergent canister altered with holes and cigarette butts, featuring euro-petal flowers and a projected nu

Sculptural photograph of vessel – Source, an organic clay form representing innocence and origin, projected with a childlik

Black-and-white analogue photograph titled Distortion from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte, metaphorically depicting the fragmented human self.

Parts Unkown

Black-and-white analogue photograph titled Compartmentalization from Parts Unknown by Alex Libotte

Black-and-white image titled Oppression from the Parts Unknown series by Alex Libotte, showing two halfed plants.

Fiori di Zora

Italian aperitivo with LEGO flower on side table, Fiori di Zora by Alex Libotte – contemporary conceptual still life.

Doves perched on café table in Venice, Fiori di Zora by Alex Libotte – poetic fine art photography of Venice life.

Polaroid image showing texture of plants from the series Plantaterapis by Alex Libotte.

Plantaterapia

Surreal portrait of Carol Costa by Alex Libotte from the Plantaterapia series, featuring a succulent plant placed on her face

Intimate image of hands holding succulent in contemporary poetic portrait photography São Paulo by Alex Libotte

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