Alexandra Schoenberg is a Colombian-born artist whose work explores the intersection of architectural precision and contemporary art. Originally from Cali, she earned her degree in Architecture from Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá (1986), a foundation that continues to anchor her practice in technical drafting and architectural rendering.

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After moving to the United States in 1987, Alexandra spent over two decades practicing architecture at prestigious firms including Christopher Secor Architects in San Francisco, Susan Maxman Architects in Philadelphia, and Robert Kruse and Associates in New Jersey. In 2014, she pivoted her focus to fine arts, earning her MFA from Montclair State University, where she began utilizing the rigid techniques of architectural drafting as a primary art medium.

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In her current practice, Alexandra uses tropes of architectural representation to "collide" and expose the mechanics of human observation. She maintains a studio in East Orange, New Jersey, is a member of the Art Gang collective, and serves on the Board of Directors for Manufacturers Village Artists, a non-profit dedicated to fostering local creative communities.

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Her work has been exhibited at the Out Left Art (NYC),  CoAD Gallery (NJIT), Index Art Center, and The Gateway Project in Newark, as well as the First Street Gallery (NYC.