
“FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green is reporting live from a Bushwick gallery that is displaying pieces demonstrating how light changes art..
“The result is art that looks dramatically different depending on whether it is viewed in ordinary light, under UV illumination, through 3D glasses or in complete darkness.” Read the full story


An unlikely tourist destination has sprouted in Brooklyn: Psychedelic painter Alex Aliume’s East Williamsburg home studio.
The 25-year-old painter says his works are a message from the cosmos that we need to get our act together.


Artwork by Alex Aliume is seen during a tour of Wink World at Area15 in Las Vegas.
“For some of these strokes, Alex uses a brush with one feather,” Wink says. “I could never have the patience to work that way. He is a genius.”
A rising star in the contemporary art scene, Alex Aliume is a mystic, visionary artist born in Ukraine. Having no formal art education, he first laid his hands on canvas, paints, and brushes in 2017, and consciously created his very first painting.
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"I chose his work because it represents infinity," explains
Wink. "What I really like about Alex's [Aliume's] work is that he has eyeballs everywhere, expressing the vision and really seeing.
He wants his work to open everyone's eyes wider. His art is also very dreamlike in vibrant black-light fluorescent colors."
Aliume is known for his psychedelic artwork featured on the Wink World façade and in the Wink World gallery located in the main hallway leading into the infinity rooms.


To strike the right mood for Wink World’s meditation on infinity, Wink recruited rising art star Alex Aliume to make a cosmically inspired, 3-D black light art gallery in the expanse that leads to the exhibit’s first infinity mirror room.

