Alex is my kind of artist, brave, committed, experimental, a wonderfully gestural painter, who also moves with ease in the world of video art, mixing his art with his commentary, and photographic images and filmic pieces. I have seen nothing better than his work on Flickr since I joined. Take a look at his work… Read more

Alex is my kind of artist, brave, committed, experimental, a wonderfully gestural painter, who also moves with ease in the world of video art, mixing his art with his commentary, and photographic images and filmic pieces. I have seen nothing better than his work on Flickr since I joined. Take a look at his work and you will be amazed by his deep understanding of urban humanity.

When I first saw Alex Itin's work, it struck me with it's raw power, emotion and depth. Prolific and wide reaching. References obscure and overt, he sends the viewer searching. Each piece is an education. Threads tie to literature, history and science. There is a need to look further and ask for more. This is art with… Read more

When I first saw Alex Itin's work, it struck me with it's raw power, emotion and depth. Prolific and wide reaching. References obscure and overt, he sends the viewer searching. Each piece is an education. Threads tie to literature, history and science. There is a need to look further and ask for more. This is art without apologies or pretense. Mr. Itin is the real deal. It's as if we are watching a play and each new piece a new scene that gives we, the viewer a clearer picture of the bigger story. I'm happy to have his work in my collection and eagerly await the next scene. On with the show.

Alex is an artist who conjures up the essence of self reflection by allowing you to step back and view different subject matters through his own vision. His work tends to leave you with a feeling of familiar memories that cause you to believe, “I’ve been there, I’ve seen that, I’ve felt that or I remember that.” Humoro… Read more

Alex is an artist who conjures up the essence of self reflection by allowing you to step back and view different subject matters through his own vision. His work tends to leave you with a feeling of familiar memories that cause you to believe, “I’ve been there, I’ve seen that, I’ve felt that or I remember that.” Humorous, moody, contemplative and even scary are just a few words that might describe his thinking. Definitely worth a look. facecrunch