Alexander Johannes Heil is a conceptual artist working at the intersection of art, nature, and architecture. He holds a degree in ArtScience (M.Mus) from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and a degree in Architecture (B.Sc.) from the Technische Universität Berlin. His work is a combination of study, philosophy, and art production. Alexander is 'collaging' architecture theory, philosophy, and perceptual science into poetic expressions of personal experiences. A central theme in his work is the formal relationship between natural and architectural phenomena. Alexander is interested in the permanence of architecture as well as in the constant transformation of nature. He studies landscapes and architectures, their elements, their shapes, the spaces they create and the ones surround them. He communicates his personal findings through installations, writing, sound works, and other media.