Allie Jonscher (b. 1997, Chicago, Illinois) is an artist based in Sydney, Australia working across painting, photomedia, digital art, and installation.

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Allie's work explores what it means to be human in an increasingly digital world. Her practice sits in the uncanny space between the physical and the virtual, bringing together traditional painting with software, algorithms, AI and machines to create vivid, layered abstractions.

Beneath the bold, saturated surfaces of her works are fragments of digital imagery, glitches, figures and forms; traces of the human embedded within systems of technology. As Allie describes, she is interested in the entanglements of humans and technology and the uncanny experience of digital life.

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Alexandra Jonscher graduated with a Bachelor of Visual Art (First Class Honours) from Sydney College of the Arts in 2021. She was awarded the Zelda Steadman Young Artist Scholarship and has exhibited artwork in exhibitions and prizes across Australia, including Praxis Artspace, Campbelltown Art Centre, Gosford Regional Gallery, Bankstown Art Centre, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art and Annandale Galleries. She has participated in international artist residencies in New York and was an artist-in-residence at the North Sydney Council Primrose Park Artist Studios.