Meet

Alejandra Vallejo

Woman with long black hair squatting and smiling next to a colorful, abstract mural of a face with various symbols and flags on it, set indoors.
A woman with dark curly hair smiling next to a colorful abstract painting of a face.
A woman with red lipstick holding a blue eye-shaped object with a fish design over her right eye, inside a room with modern decor.

Who is Alejandra Vallejo?

Alejandra Vallejo is an Aruban sculptor who transforms reclaimed driftwood into vibrant, meaningful art. Using acrylics and mixed textures, she creates expressive faces and reliefs that echo the sea’s journey to Aruba. Her work celebrates sustainability, creativity, and the island’s deep connection to nature — each piece telling a story shaped by wind, waves, and imagination.

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Artwork

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Decorative sculpture with a profile of a woman’s face at the base, painted in dark colors with ornate flowers and a butterfly on her hair; above her are two white doves flying, set on a colorful, textured background resembling a wooden plank.
Colorful abstract wooden sculpture with eyes, featuring various shapes and patterns, mounted on a wall in a living room.
Colorful painted rocks with abstract faces and unique designs are arranged in a line on a white surface.
Decorative wooden plaque painted purple and blue with an embedded stylized eye and snake design.
Decorative purple wooden panel with a painted face featuring an eye and lips, and a sun with rays painted above, installed on a white wall with a purple stripe.