Alejandro Frieri

About the Artist

Alejandro Frieri, born in Bogotá, Colombia, is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice moves fluidly across architecture, furniture design, and sculpture. His work reflects a deep fascination with how form, structure, and perception shape the way we interact with the world — and with art itself. In his most recent body of work, Frieri invites the viewer to step beyond passive observation and become an active participant. His modular, reconfigurable sculptures encourage exploration, play, and discovery, offering viewers the tools to alter, rearrange, and rethink the artwork’s composition. By shifting control from artist to observer, Frieri opens a dialogue about authorship, possibility, and the shared experience of creation. At the heart of his practice is an investigation into how perception functions: how we recognize form, how we assign meaning, and how those meanings shift when given the freedom to change. His work challenges rigid, fixed interpretations and instead embraces flexibility, curiosity, and collective imagination. In his most recent body of work, Frieri invites the viewer to step beyond passive observation and become an active participant. His modular, reconfigurable sculptures encourage exploration, play, and discovery, offering viewers the tools to alter, rearrange, and rethink the artwork’s composition. By shifting control from artist to observer, Frieri opens a dialogue about authorship, possibility, and the shared experience of creation. At the heart of his practice is an investigation into how perception functions: how we recognize form, how we assign meaning, and how those meanings shift when given the freedom to change. His work challenges rigid, fixed interpretations and instead embraces flexibility, curiosity, and collective imagination. Frieri’s sculptures and design pieces have been exhibited internationally, with presentations in Sevilla (Spain), Padova (Italy), Córdoba (Argentina), Tokyo (Japan), and Miami (USA) — cities that echo the cultural diversity and conceptual breadth of his practice.