Moments observed in stillness and motion.
A study of presence, memory, and form.

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A square black and white abstract painting with swirling patterns and gradient shading, mounted on a white wall.

Shelter

A book with a white cover featuring a blurry black and gray landscape in a watercolor style.

Remaining

Black and white abstract art on a canvas with smooth texture

The Ascent

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Approach

"I’m interested in the sensory residue a moment leaves behind. By keeping a scene ambiguous, I can strip away the noise of what’s literal to capture the texture of memory, the weight of the air, or a blur of light, rather than the event itself."

Alex Corvin is a US-born visual artist working across photography, charcoal, watercolor, and pastel. His practice returns obsessively to the same territories: low light, residual presence, the instant before a scene becomes legible. He works in series, across media, without separating them.

Corvin lives and works in Pontevedra, Galicia. His gallery, Alex Corvin Fine Art, occupies a space in the historic centre of the city. Original works and limited edition prints are available there and through this site.

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Journal

A black and white photo of a person seen from behind, sitting with a chain-link fence in front of them, with stacked chairs visible in the background.

Four Artists Who Shaped How I See

Four visual artists whose work fundamentally changed my approach to image-making.

A collage of four images with the words "One Day" in the center. The images include a cup of coffee or hot chocolate, a close-up of a cat's face, a cyclist riding on a road, and a plate with what appears to be sliced bread topped with cheese or spread.

Behind the Scenes

A day documented without edits. The gaps, the maintenance, the thinking that happens away from the desk.

Exhibitions

2026 Between Here Solo Exhibition Pontevedra, ES
2026 Stillness Solo Exhibition Pontevedra, ES
2026 Becoming Solo Exhibition Pontevedra, ES