Collection: NIXON Aline (major 2026 exhibition)

Aline NIXON develops a deeply intimate body of work dedicated to the human face, which she approaches as a mirror of memory and emotion. Through her "portraits of souls," she seeks not resemblance but presence, drawing from the material inhabited faces that seem suspended between reality and imagination.

Her work combines ink, pastel, graphite, paint, and varnish in a subtle exploration of textures and patinas that seem to bear the trace of time. Inspired by the chiaroscuro of the old masters as much as by the delicacy of symbolism, she composes works where every gaze becomes a silent encounter.

Her portraits evoke absence as much as presence, allowing memories, emotions, and stories that everyone is free to imagine to rise to the surface.

Between technical mastery and profound sensitivity, Aline Nixon builds a unique universe where painting becomes a space of memory, poetry, and humanity.