Alex Tric is a multidisciplinary artist whose work combines photography, digital design, painting, and mixed media. Drawing from a foundation in realism, he blends digital rendering with acrylic, watercolor, and spray paint to create pieces that are bold, layered, and unmistakably his own.

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Before becoming known for visual art, Tric was known for music. Music always had a way of focusing and energizing him. The interplay of beats, tempos, and lyrics intrigued him. This intrigue led Alex to pursue a career as a DJ, where he toured local clubs in the New York tri-state area. Reading a crowd, controlling energy, and bringing people together through a shared moment became skills that would later influence his approach to art.

 

While building his music career, Tric began creating his own promotional materials, designing flyers, album artwork, and visual campaigns. This evolved into a passion for visual storytelling and design.

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Over time, his focus shifted from performing on stage to creating behind the scenes.

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Today, he channels the same creative energy into artwork, exhibitions, and experiences that bring people together.

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Designing for brands

Alex leverages his leadership and talents to help build reputations and presence through visual art. His understanding of layouts and function helps brands capture the world’s attention and rise above the digital noise with compelling visuals. His work includes website design, album covers, digital marketing, and experiential events.

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Media 

• His artistic vision and adept execution earned him recognition as an Indigo Design Award winner in 2022, recognizing Alex for his exceptional design and uncommon artistry that leveraged new compositions and layouts.

• In October 2023 his self titled solo exhibit offered participants inspiration as told by Greater Long Island.

• Summer In Winter was an exhibition offering viewers a temporary escape from the winter blues.

• In 2026, he hosted the “Alex Tric and Friends Art Show” at the historic Conklin Farmhouse in Huntington Village, a one-night experience The Long Islander — the iconic newspaper founded by Walt Whitman — described as a celebration of art, culture, and good vibes that naturally evolved into a sophisticated party. Curated to attract people who genuinely care about creativity and community, the event showcased diverse local talent, live music, and a uniquely immersive atmosphere that reflects Alex’s approach to art: energetic, authentic, and built to bring people together.

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