Dianne McAlexander’s work reflects themes of healing, feminine presence, personal transformation and emotional depth that align beautifully with the contemplative atmosphere of The Well of Roswell. Her paintings invite viewers into a quiet, reflective experience that feels both intimate and universal.

McAlexander works primarily in oil painting, creating figurative and portrait-based works that blend realism with symbolic and atmospheric elements. Her style combines classical influences with contemporary narrative portraiture, often incorporating archetypal imagery, animals and natural motifs to explore identity, spirituality and human connection.

The exhibit, “An Ecology of Women,” features selections from McAlexander’s ongoing Soul Portrait Series. The work explores feminine presence, dignity, emotional truth and the interconnected nature of women’s lives and inner worlds. Through symbolic portraiture and atmospheric storytelling, the exhibit invites viewers into a contemplative experience of strength, tenderness, identity and transformation.