Romeo & Juliet

The Metamorphosis

What would happen if Romeo and Juliet had not died?

What would have happened if Romeo and Juliet had not died in the tragic story of their love? This New Collection aims to introduce a new narrative with an imagined scenario.

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What if people needed to conquer their own darkness to find true love?

Alex's new collection: Romeo and Juliet

In this fresh perspective, the focus isn’t on the love between these doomed lovers, but rather a reflection on the personal transformations each one of us undergoes in order to sustain a relationship.


Juliet outside

Juliet Portrait

The initial phase of the story primarily serves as a comparative representation of the psychological states of the two young protagonists.

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The Portrait Of Juliet Watercolor on Paper
Verona on her mind - Watercolor on paper
Juliet inside

Verona on her mind

On one hand, we have Juliet: on the surface, she appears calm, but she is trapped by the desires and expectations of her parents.

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Romeo outside

Romeo's Portrait

Similar to the portrait of Juliet we have the portrait of Romeo. Rich, handsome, and yet melancholic like Juliet.

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Romeo’s Portrait - Watercolor on Paper
Pain is Close to Pleasure - Watercolor and gouache on paper
Romeo inside

Pain is close to pleasure

He’s tormented by selfish desires and impulses, aimed solely at his own personal gratification.

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Juliet's family situation

Being Pulled Apart

In a profound state of distress, Juliet appears shattered. The painting depicts her as if she’s tearing pieces from herself, to the point of seeming on the verge of disintegration.

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Being Pulled Apart - ink and watercolor on paper
Moment Of Truth - watercolor, spray and ink on canvas
The decision to change

Moment of Truth

This painting marks a turning point, the beginning of transformation. Juliet realizes that change requires letting go of a part of herself.

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Romeo and Juliet Collection

Romeo’s emotions

As a result of being unable to truly “love” the person he just met at a party, Romeo delves even deeper into his internal turmoil.

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Emotions of Romeo - ink and watercolor on paper
The Balcony Scene - Ink and Watercolor on canvas
The definition of love

The Balcony Scene

This painting is the centerpiece, depicting the iconic balcony scene between Romeo and Juliet. This is probably the most significant piece in the collection, as it illuminates the fundamental dynamic upon which their relationship is based.

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The healing process

Light and Shadows

The collection culminates in a theatrical and symbolic gesture: the elimination of one’s negative self, a necessary sacrifice to stay beside the loved one.

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Light And Shadows - Watercolor on Canvas
The Wedding - Mixed media on paper
The wedding of Romeo and Juliet

The Wedding

This unique watercolor painting features Robert Downey Jr as Friar Lorenz, the man who orchestrated Romeo and Juliet’s secret plan.

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Juliet is getting rid of her ego

The Killing of Juliet’s ego

The painting beautifully captures the pivotal moment when Juliet silences her own selfishness.

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The Killing of Juliet’s ego - watercolor ink and acrylic on paper
Life After Life - Watercolor on paper
The couple can have a future

Life after life

The final piece represents a conclusion that heralds a future.
This painting underscores the importance of resilience and dedication needed to overcome challenges and achieve a genuine happy ending.

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