About Me

I am a London-based illustrator with a background in fine art and science illustration. My work ranges from depictions of hand-carved objects collected by explorers in the early 1900s to cutting-edge medical devices, and has appeared in such diverse settings as The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. and the V&A Museum in London. It has been published by Cambridge University Press, Springer-Verlag, and The Journal of the American College of Surgeons, among others.

My current body of work is an experimental approach to illustration, creating installations around themes of time, erosion, and belief systems within the museum environment to question hierarchies of knowledge and power.

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contact:
alexisdemetriades@gmail.com
Education

Royal College of Art, 
MA Visual Communication

University of Southern California,
BA Studio Art

CSU Monterey Bay,
graduate certificate, Science Illustration


Awards

Augustus Martin Prize for Print - 2019

Distinction for Dissertation - 2018
Temporarily Removed: Between Absence and Presence,
Knowledge and Belief in the Museum



Selected Commissions & Publications

London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
USC Critical Makers Lab
Cambridge University Press
Oxford University Press
Smithsonian Institution
Bloomsbury Publishing 
Northwestern University
American Chemical Society
McGraw Hill
Springer Publishing
MedStudy
USC Medical Center
American College of Surgeons
Lippincott Williams
SFARI Autism Research
Roybal Diabetes Clinic
Caventou
Moskito Berlin


Selected Exhibitions

SHOW - 2019
Royal College of Art, London

WiP - 2019
Royal College of Art, London

Table Manners - 2018
Chalton Gallery, London

( ) Scapes - 2018
Putney Bridge, London

Apologies in Advance - 2018
iklectik, London

London Design Week- 2016
Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Women in Science Illustration- 2010
Salinas, California

Illustrating Nature,- 2010
Pacific Grove Natural History Musesum, California

Migration Study - 2009
Phantom Galleries, Los Angeles

The Known World - 2009
Helen Lindhurst Gallery, Los Angeles