Lex Pan focuses her practice primarily on abstract portraiture, she brings these portraits to life through her playful digital illustrations, her oil based canvases, and her monochromatic designs.
Lex was drawing from a very young age, and she quickly understood the impact of her art when she randomly painted the portrait of a distraught couple – as soon as the couple visiting her family saw the portrait, the woman immediately assumed that the portrait was referring to her marriage and that Lex could see this couple’s relationship a lot clearer through her own eyes.
Her work now still explores themes of identity, human connection, mental health and female power; it usually involves human-like creatures struggling to come to terms with their own emotions. Lex uses her art as a medium to encourage her own personal growth as well as her viewers’.
Having moved to London at the age of eighteen, for her Drama & English Literature BA she was quickly exposed to the vibrant art world of London. Later on, she started working at an East End contemporary art gallery as well as as a studio assistant to an established artist – where she decided to pursue her own career as an artist.
She has now moved to Greece and has begun her artistic journey, having her first solo show in November 2021 and taking part in many group shows ever since.
Alexandra Panagiotidou
Lex Pan focuses her practice primarily on abstract portraiture, she brings these portraits to life through her playful digital illustrations, her oil based canvases, and her monochromatic designs.
Lex was drawing from a very young age, and she quickly understood the impact of her art when she randomly painted the portrait of a distraught couple – as soon as the couple visiting her family saw the portrait, the woman immediately assumed that the portrait was referring to her marriage and that Lex could see this couple’s relationship a lot clearer through her own eyes.
Her work now still explores themes of identity, human connection, mental health and female power; it usually involves human-like creatures struggling to come to terms with their own emotions. Lex uses her art as a medium to encourage her own personal growth as well as her viewers’.
Having moved to London at the age of eighteen, for her Drama & English Literature BA she was quickly exposed to the vibrant art world of London. Later on, she started working at an East End contemporary art gallery as well as as a studio assistant to an established artist – where she decided to pursue her own career as an artist.
She has now moved to Greece and has begun her artistic journey, having her first solo show in November 2021 and taking part in many group shows ever since.