ALEXANDER WESSELY, born in 1989,is a swedish-greek artist adept at exploring the meeting of art, technology, and spirituality within the framework of modern culture.
His work spans a variety of mediums, including sculpture, film, photography, and performance.



NOBEL PRIZE BANQUET   (2025)
SHM, PLAZA DEL TOROS   (2025)
ANYMA, QUANTUM GENESYS   (2025)
WOMB, MUSEU DEL DISSENY   (2025)
ANYMA, LAS VEGAS SPHERE   (2024)
THE WEEKND, AFTERHOURS TIL DAWN TOUR   (2024)
HΣAD, ODYSSEY GALLERY    (2024)
GRIMES AND ANYMA, TARATATA   (2024)
KANYE WEST, RTK, TY$, PESO PLUMA   (2024)
MALMÖ CONCERT HALL, JACOB MÜHLRAD’S VEER   (2024)
070 SHAKE, PETRICHOR BALLET   (2024)
THE WEEKND, IHEART RADIO PERFORMANCE   (2024)
WANDERLAND STADIUM PERFOMANCE, ANT WAN   (2024)
REMS, BERWALDHALLEN CONCERT HALL   (2023)
KORTEX, FOTOGRAFISKA MUSEUM   (2023)
RAY OF SOLAR, SHM   (2023)
THE WEEKND, EAR OF ABEL   (2023)
PILLAR, TEENAGE ENGINEERING   (2023)
SHM AND THE WEEKND, MOTH TO A FLAME   (2022)
070 SHAKE, MEDECINE   (2022)
IKEA, OBEGRÄNSAD   (2022)
THE WEEKND AND SHM, COACHELLA   (2022)
SHM, JIMMY FALLON   (2021)
CHIMI, THE ROYAL DRAMATIC THEATRE DRAMATEN   (2021)
SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA, IT GETS BETTER   (2021)
TIME, THE STOCHKOLM CONCERT HALL   (2019)
SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA WORLD TOUR   (2019)
PURGATORIUM, FOTOGRAFISKA MUSEUM   (2019)
CORPUS, ENESKJÖLD PALLAZO   (2017)
PUSHA T, PUSH IT   (2015)
VOGUE ITALIA, ANCESTRAL DESOLATION   (2015)



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PURGATORUM AT FOTOGRAFISKA MUSEUM (Exhibition)
Kortex, at Fotografiska Stockholm, invited viewers into an immersive exploration of modern-day worship and human connection. Set within a stark, brutalist space of nearly 1000 square meters, Kortex merged marble sculptures, ambient light pillars, evocative photography, and cutting-edge projections to examine the primal urge to idolize.

Through a compelling mix of physical and digital art forms, Wessely stripped away societal layers, presenting icons and symbols in their bare essence. Kortex was both introspective and expansive, delving into timeless themes of reverence, identity, and the complex interplay between the seen and the unseen.