AGI Collection — Portraits of women, colors of the world
Discover the vibrant world of AGI, Alexandra's artist name, a French creator with an exceptional international background. Through graphic and colorful portraits, she celebrates the women she encounters across the globe—from Berbers to Cariocas—capturing their strength, grace, and uniqueness. A nomadic artist whose perspective has been shaped by continents and cultures.
Who is AGI?
Born in Paris in 1971, Alexandra studied Fine Arts and Graphic Communication before working for over ten years as an art director in Rennes and then in Paris. This rigorous training and her professional experience in graphic design honed her keen sense of composition, color, and visual impact. But it was travel that truly revealed her artistic identity.
Over the past twenty years, Alexandra has lived abroad: in Egypt, Brazil, Nigeria, Algeria, and Reunion Island. Each destination deeply marked her vision, enriching her palette with new colors, new faces, new stories. But it was Reunion Island that truly opened her unique graphic vision—this unique cultural melting pot, this tropical light, this diversity of Creole faces.
Now based in Lagos, Nigeria, she continues to explore color as expression and emotion, capturing the vibrant energy of her African environment.
Portraits that weave connections
Through her work, AGI weaves connections with the women she meets from different cultures. Berber women from the Maghreb, Brazilian Cariocas, Nigerian women from Lagos, Reunion Creole women: each portrait conveys the inner strength and grace of its subject. These women are not simply represented—they are celebrated, magnified by vibrant solid colors, bold graphic patterns, and a contemporary aesthetic that transcends borders.
Her recognizable style blends the graphic rigor inherited from her visual communication training with the colorful expressiveness nurtured by her travels. Saturated colors, frontal compositions, and geometric patterns create portraits that capture the gaze and hold it.
Artistic Inspirations
- Niki de Saint Phalle — Brilliant colors, powerful feminine forms
- Thandiwe Muriu — Contemporary African portraits, textile patterns
- Ai Weiwei — Engaged art, reflection on identity and trace
AGI also draws inspiration from music, photography, sculpture, and nature—all sources that nourish her multidimensional creations.
Art as an imprint
For AGI, art is not just aesthetic—it is a way to leave a significant imprint. Each portrait becomes a testament to an encounter, an exchange, a shared moment with a woman whose story deserves to be told. This human and engaged dimension gives her works a depth that goes beyond simple wall decoration.
Exclusive limited edition
AGI's works available on Univile are offered in a limited edition of 1500 copies. This limited print run guarantees the exclusivity of your acquisition while making art accessible. Each poster is numbered, testifying to its unique place in this collector's series. Once the 1500 copies are sold out, the work will no longer be reproduced.
For whom is this collection?
AGI's creations will appeal to:
- Lovers of contemporary portraits — Modern and colorful figurative art
- Enthusiasts of world cultures — Africa, Brazil, Indian Ocean
- Collectors — Numbered limited edition
- Those who celebrate women — Engaged art, powerful female portraits
Formats and presentation
AGI's works are printed on premium 200gsm matte paper with UV-resistant inks, ensuring the fidelity of the vibrant colors that characterize her work. Available in several formats with framing options, each AGI poster brings a touch of engaged contemporary art and an explosion of colors to your interior.
Invite the world into your home with AGI's portraits. Each work is a window into a culture, a face, a woman's story. By acquiring a creation by this nomadic artist, you support a unique artistic vision forged by twenty years of travel and encounters, and you own an exclusive piece from a limited edition of 1500 copies.
