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Alejandra Caicedo (b. 1996, Cali, Colombia) is an Afro-Latin American artist working across painting, sculpture, and mural. She studied Fine Arts at Universidad del Valle, Cali, and completed her MFA at the Hochschule für bildende Künste Hamburg (HFBK) in the class of Anselm Reyle, graduating with the highest distinction. She has lived and worked in Hamburg since 2020.

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Her work explores migration, memory, and identity — not as subjects but as conditions of the image itself. Figures, plants, and architectures enter relations shaped by displacement and imagined geography; paradise and its undoing share the same canvas.

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In 2026, her work was acquired by the jury of Art Brussels for the collection of the Musée d'Ixelles, Brussels, to be presented at the museum's reopening in 2027. Her mural Passionsfrucht (2024) marks the façade of Haus 73 at Schulterblatt, Hamburg.

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She is represented by Tom Reichstein contemporary, Gaby Vera fine Arts and Muellerschoen Recker.

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“I do not paint paradises. I paint places where the beautiful and the threatening are the same gesture.”

​Tom Reichstein contemporary, Hamburg