Alicia Adamerovich, born in 1989 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, is an artist based in New York whose work delves into surrealism through haunting and visceral visual languages. Adamerovich explores themes of the subconscious and psychological landscapes, using materials like graphite, oils, and sculptural elements to evoke emotional depth. Her work often combines twisted, organic shapes with rich, textured surfaces, such as her paintings and sculptures featured in recent solo exhibitions, including This is the Time of the Hour at Kohn Gallery in Los Angeles and Ultra-Gentle Manipulation of Delicate Objects at Pangée in Montreal. Influenced by both natural forms and existential reflections, Adamerovich’s paintings and sculptures employ shadowy, often nocturnal palettes and abstract forms. These motifs echo the mysterious and metaphysical qualities in her work, creating visual “windows” into states of tension and introspection that feel at once intimate and alien. Her innovative use of frames—sculpted and fluid—extends the emotional weight of her pieces, inviting viewers into a world that feels just beyond reach.