Eva Price, Tony Award-winning Producer
"As a producer, I am rarely if ever 'the art' itself. She awakened something emotional, visceral and powerful within me."


Nadia Brown, Broadway Actor
"Because of the beautiful hues used on my skin blending into the sunset, I feel one with the sun, in fact I am her. She is me. She is the Sun. Being painted by Alexa felt simultaneously so soothing as well as so energetically and creatively stimulating while creating a work of art on my body."


Helen Park, Broadway Composer
"There’s something about the image of me stepping out of the small window and marveling at the colorful world outside, that makes me think of all the times in my life when I stepped outside of the safe and comfortable box I was in, into the world that’s risky yet exciting."


Matthew Sims Jr., Broadway Actor
"If I told someone I’d just stepped out of a comic book, they’d believe it. Being painted and going outside drew so much attention, but when I needed to I could just blend in with the background."


Derek Klena, Broadway Actor
"Alexa’s style and technique brilliantly camouflages her canvas and creates a piece that is always more than meets the eye. I feel similarly about life as an actor/performer. There’s always depth and complexity beneath the surface. Living, breathing art in motion."


Tom Kitt, Tony Award-winning Composer
"I actually wrote music. I wrote themes. I was feeling like a work of art. [My] being was art. [I was] being painted and turned into something new, and I didn’t know what it looked like, but the feeling of someone creating on you just inspired all of this. I started playing these patterns. They were sort of legato and then they became quicker and quicker, capturing the process of creating. I could feel Alexa’s process as I was literally being turned into art."


Richie Ridge, Host at Broadway World
"I started to feel a hypnotic relaxation and a freeing sensation throughout my body of any inhibitions and in my mind I had visuals of wild colors swirling through my imagination and when it was all done, and I saw myself in the mirror, I was truly astonished."


Ilana Woldenberg, Journalist at Rolling Stone
"Even though I was covered in paint, I felt a certain level of freedom that I've never felt before, to exist and play and move and be… unafraid to be different and stand out."