Alice Wietzel‘s world is pink, or at least the world she creates through her art is pink. 

Alice lives and works in Paris, where a few years ago she attended the École Nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs and where today she counts names like Gucci, Nike, and Desigual among her clients.

Her art blends the beauty and strength of the subjects with a particular and refined technique. 

During her studies, in fact, Alice Wietzel approached printing on rice paper, discovering that it could have given her the possibility of creating color levels and obtaining a final result that mixed full tones and full fields and others only hinted at, almost transparent. 

This technique perfectly matches the undisputed protagonists of her illustrations, women and the entire female world. Everything that can symbolize or represent femininity you will find in his works, from the abundance of the color pink and all its nuances to flowers. 

The women designed by Alice Wietzel are free, emancipated, proud of themselves, brave and ready to show themselves in all their beauty. If you, like us, have fallen in love with this young artist, you will be pleased to know that her new book “Georgia O’Keeffee: portrait of an artist” is coming out in March. 

Discover below a selection of her illustrations.