Mounted on a wall of the Holy Deer Lodge in the Palazzo Pamphilj in Rome, Italy, this mural explores notions of genealogy, the family tree and interaction between family members. White porcelain flowers with giant petals are spread across the wall, some linked by a creeping plant stem, others scattered around.

Length 360 cm
Height 195 cm

Two white porcelain plants with dense roots and large leaves spread over the wall. Mangrove thickets, which grow on saline coastal areas, can be recognised by their network of aerial roots that arches over the water.

Length 280 cm
Height 150 cm
Length 70 cm
Width 1.4 cm
Height 50 cm

Spreading white porcelain roots and unfurling leaves compose this wall art installation. Each segment of the hand-crafted mural has been carefully studied to emphasise its lightness and sensuality. Alice’s work is a metaphor for nature in an idealised form.

Length 230 cm
Height 130 cm

“Lignage” evokes notions of genealogy, the family tree and interaction between family members. Crafted by hand, this sculpture is a reflection on hereditary characteristics, the intertwining vegetation recalling the close connection between families.

Length 40 cm
Height 30 cm
Width 50 cm