Oxblood Junction
Established in 2022, Oxblood Junction is meant to serve as a hub for Alejandro’s multimedia art, writing, fine art prints, and more.
About The Artist
Alejandro Wilson ( he / they ) is a queer and disabled multimedia artist, photographer, and writer that lives in the Daytona Beach area. They enjoy making use of mundane objects, high contrast, and dramatic lighting in their personal, visual work.
In 2014 Alejandro graduated with an A.S. in Interactive Media and then received their A.S. in Photographic Studies in 2017. They are nearly finished with their B.A. in Creative Writing and during their schooling have won multiple awards and scholarships for their work.
Interested in booking a session or displaying their art? Alejandro is open to both! You can reach them at:
Skills Offered
Photography Sessions
Tired of selfies? We’ve got you covered! Now booking through the end of the year for portrait sessions, pet photography, events, and more! Sliding scale options are currently available for low income LGBTQ+ individuals!
Custom Art Commissions
Do you have something really special in mind that crosses various mediums? Need help printing photos or posters for your own work? Alejandro is selectively open to taking on larger projects and providing small batch prints for artists local to the Wichita, KS area.
Ongoing Projects
Current, ongoing projects include personal work involving documentation of disability, low cost senior / end of life pet photography, and experimental multimedia work.
Validity : A multi-year project starting in 2017 that encompasses my life as a disabled artist. What makes art ‘valid’? What is the worth of a body that is not yours?
Senior Pet Photography : Sliding scale /pay what you can project providing end of life photos of furry and scaley friends.
What’s Going On Now?
- Alejandro attends most open mic nights at Kava Java – come support a local coffee & sober bar that’s openly inclusive!
Blog Posts By Alejandro
Want to learn more about Alejandro and OXJ? Try reading the artist’s blog! New material will be posted intermittently and will always be free to keep content as accessible as possible. While this section is going through a major overhaul, expect new content to be posted soon!
Creating to Grieve: A Post In Remembrance Of
Content Warning: Animal death, grief, and vague reference to divorce I can't remember the exact year we picked her up from where my Aunt & Uncle were living, but I know I was under 10. I named her Midnight. I wanted to give her a longer, fancier name because I was...
Disabled, Determined, Demanding More: Ways I’ve Started Healing as a Disabled Artist
So how does one go about healing when life keeps smacking the cane out from under you? The answer is different for every disabled person. It’s okay to feel lost. We can start with some things that have helped me and — maybe — these things will help you or a loved one, too.
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Location
Volusia County, FL
Contact
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Weekday : 11 AM – 11 PM