Alysha Colangeli is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores the concepts of individual and collective identities, while cultivating connections to place, memory, and the beauty found in everyday life. Inspired by her decade in the high desert, Alysha's artistic practice encompasses weaving, natural dyeing, and pigment making, though she was trained as a fine artist in drawing, painting, and printmaking at the School of Visual Arts in New York.

Alysha's work explores the interwoven tapestry of cultures and the profound significance of handmade processes. Nurtured within a family that valued homemade traditions, she developed a deep reverence for crafting her own mediums from scratch. She aims to illuminate the intricate and contemplative aspects of craft, particularly weaving and dyeing, and calls to shift away from a culture of mindless consumption. As a first-generation American inspired by her ancestral lineage of Italian weavers and dyers, her work explores the transmission of skills and knowledge across generations, recognizing the wisdom and resilience embedded in handmade traditions.

Alysha Colangeli's work has been shown in the United States and Canada, and her works can currently be viewed in Santa Fe, New Mexico. As her practice continues to evolve, she explores new mediums, techniques, and ways of engaging with the world around her, constantly pushing the boundaries of her artistic expression.

2022
Coreopsis, marigold and tango cosmos printed on silk, mounted on khadi handmade cotton rag paper
$950

In April 2022, Alysha planted the seeds for a dye garden at Reunity Resources in Santa Fe, NM. The product of a long season of tender care to the more than 600 plants that rooted, this print was created in the field during the 2022 summer season.

A portion of all sales from this series will go to Reunity Resources – a local nonprofit that practices closed-loop, localized food systems while promoting equitable food access and providing agricultural and environmental education to increase access to and participation in sustainable land stewardship.

2022
Coreopsis, marigold and tango cosmos printed on silk, mounted on khadi handmade cotton rag paper
$950

In April 2022, Alysha planted the seeds for a dye garden at Reunity Resources in Santa Fe, NM. The product of a long season of tender care to the more than 600 plants that rooted, this print was created in the field during the 2022 summer season.

A portion of all sales from this series will go to Reunity Resources – a local nonprofit that practices closed-loop, localized food systems while promoting equitable food access and providing agricultural and environmental education to increase access to and participation in sustainable land stewardship.

2022
Black & white coreopsis print on silk, mounted on khadi handmade cotton rag paper
$950

In April 2022, Alysha planted the seeds for a dye garden at Reunity Resources in Santa Fe, NM. The product of a long season of tender care to the more than 600 plants that rooted, this print was created in the field during the 2022 summer season.

A portion of all sales from this series will go to Reunity Resources – a local nonprofit that practices closed-loop, localized food systems while promoting equitable food access and providing agricultural and environmental education to increase access to and participation in sustainable land stewardship.

2022
Coreopsis, amaranth and tango cosmos on silk habotai, mounted khadi handmade cotton rag paper
$950

In April 2022, Alysha planted the seeds for a dye garden at Reunity Resources in Santa Fe, NM. The product of a long season of tender care to the more than 600 plants that rooted, this print was created in the field during the 2022 summer season.

A portion of all sales from this series will go to Reunity Resources – a local nonprofit that practices closed-loop, localized food systems while promoting equitable food access and providing agricultural and environmental education to increase access to and participation in sustainable land stewardship.

2022
Coreopsis printed on silk, mounted on handwoven linen
$950

In April 2022, Alysha planted the seeds for a dye garden at Reunity Resources in Santa Fe, NM. The product of a long season of tender care to the more than 600 plants that rooted, this print was created in the field during the 2022 summer season.

A portion of all sales from this series will go to Reunity Resources – a local nonprofit that practices closed-loop, localized food systems while promoting equitable food access and providing agricultural and environmental education to increase access to and participation in sustainable land stewardship.

2023
Natural pigment from homegrown flowers on silk, mounted on khadi handmade cotton rag paper
$1,200

2023
Natural pigment from homegrown flowers on silk, mounted on khadi handmade cotton rag paper
$1,200