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Alexander AD is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and filmmaker whose work moves fluidly between jewelry, cinema, architecture, and sensory experience - unified by a singular philosophy: that what is created with intention, clarity, and restraint becomes timeless.
His practice is rooted in the belief that objects are not merely decorative, but symbolic - vessels of memory, identity, and connection.
FOUNDATION - CINEMA & FORM
Alexander began his career within the costume and wardrobe departments of television and major motion pictures.
Working inside these iconic cinematic worlds established a deep understanding of character, silhouette, and the emotional language of visual storytelling - where every detail, no matter how small, carries meaning.
During this period, he also contributed to early prototype design work connected to "The Ring," reinforcing a lifelong relationship with myth, object, and narrative as one unified expression.
JEWELRY - OBJECT AS STORY
From this foundation, Alexander evolved into a designer of bespoke jewelry for film, television, and private clients - creating over a thousand pieces seen globally across red carpets, editorial, and screen.
His work has been worn by artists and actors including Jodie Foster, Cher, and John Travolta, and featured in cultural broadcasts such as the Academy Awards, Golden Globes, Emmys, and Grammy Awards, as well as television series including The West Wing and ER.
Each piece is approached as a narrative artifact - something that holds presence beyond its material form, often reflecting the individual wearing it while simultaneously existing as its own autonomous work.
His collaborations span fashion and design houses including Rag & Bone, Kit & Ace, Halston, with ongoing projects in development with Tom Ford, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., and Dior.
FILM - STORY AS EXPERIENCE
Expanding from object into narrative, Alexander transitioned into producing and creative direction, building a body of independent film work defined by intimacy, symbolism, and emotional precision.
His credits include:
Luna - Executive Producer
King Lahiri - Associate Producer
No More Imposters (2021) - Producer / Creative Director
Shivers (2020) - Producer / Creative Director
Too Tiny (2020) - Producer / Creative Director
Beware the Blue Sky (2019) - Producer / Creative Director
Extinction Soup - Associate Producer
His film work often explores themes of identity, memory, reconciliation, and the quiet tension between strength and fragility - reflecting a consistent interest in the unseen emotional architecture of human experience.
Current projects in development include ARIA, before OSCAR, and Chosen - each continuing his exploration of minimal form carrying profound emotional weight.
PHILOSOPHY - A LIFE IN BALANCE
Central to Alexander’s work is the belief that creation is not separate from life - it is life.
His approach rejects excess in favor of clarity. Rejects noise in favor of signal. Rejects urgency in favor of alignment.
This philosophy has allowed him to step outside conventional structures, including the traditional 40-50 hour work paradigm, and instead operate in a state of intentional creation - where projects emerge, unfold, and find their place in the world as they are meant to.
He speaks to the importance of embracing both the light and the shadow of human experience, recognizing that meaning is often forged in contrast. His work reflects a relationship with something greater - an openness to guidance, intuition, and the unseen forces that shape both art and life.
SACRED SPACE - INTERNAL & EXTERNAL
Whether through a piece of jewelry, a film, or a physical environment, Alexander’s work consistently returns to the idea of sacred space - both internal and external.
Spaces where reflection becomes possible. Where identity can be seen clearly. Where connection - to self, to others, to something greater - can occur.
This perspective extends into his public and conceptual works, including projects tied to Altadena and the 2028 Olympic Games, where community, place, and shared experience become part of the artistic language.
ESSENCE
Alexander AD does not operate within a single discipline.
He works at the intersection of:
Object and story
Design and emotion
Cinema and symbolism
Stillness and movement
His work - whether worn, seen, or felt - carries a consistent intention:
to create what is minimal, beautiful, and true so that it may endure beyond the moment in which it was made .
