Alicia Kamien Kazhdan

Born in Jerusalem, Based in New York

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Alicia is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and cognition student whose work spans painting, video art, writing, and scientific inquiry. Her practice explores themes of nature, modularity, sexuality, and spiritualism, approaching curation as a creative endeavor through freelance collaborations with galleries and private collections.

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Influenced by religion, science, and digital culture, Alicia uses found footage, surveillance imagery, theological texts, classical illustration, and digital media to examine visual perception. She studied at New York University, the Musrara School of Art & Society in Jerusalem, and IRCAM in Paris. Her work has been shown at Barbur Gallery, HaMiffal, Gallatin Gallery, Parterre Projects, and the TISFF at Tel Aviv Cinematheque. Alicia has taught at the Middle East Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow (MEET) program in partnership with MIT, and is a recipient of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship (2024) and the Armony Family Higher Education Scholarship Fund (2021).