About

{"ops":[{"attributes":{"color":"#080809"},"insert":"Alexandra Rozenman didn’t just move from the Soviet Union to America in 1989-she jumped from one storybook into another, suitcase bursting with Russian, European, and American myths. For her, identity is a kaleidoscope of dreams and delightful oddness, were national legends and personal tales swirl together. Rozenman wants her art to feel like a well-worn wool blanket: a little scratchy, cozy, and full of warmth, love, and history you can snuggle into. Her paintings and collages don’t just hang on the wall - they wrap you up and whisper stories. Rozenman’s work is nostalgia, irony, and a wink to the adventure of starting over. If art could brew tea and tell bedtime stories, hers would be your favorite companion."},{"insert":"\n"},{"attributes":{"color":"#080809"},"insert":"Alexandra is the owner and a teacher in Art School 99 located in Somerville at 86 Joy Street on the second floor. "},{"insert":"\n"}]}