Alexandra Kokin is an Israeli visual fine artist whose practice explores the phenomenon of light, historical memory, and the existential tension of space.

Working through urban landscapes, primordial gardens, and symbolic spaces, Kokin investigates how light transforms our perception of the world and how places become vessels of memory and human experience.

A graduate of the prestigious Stroganov Academy, Kokin traces a journey in her work from the anxious atmosphere of pre-war Moscow to the metaphysical transparency of contemporary Jerusalem. At the same time, her practice engages with universal themes: the world that exists before human presence, the search for refuge, the threshold between the visible and the invisible, and the possibility of inner transformation.‍