At the age of two, Alexandra was absorbed with her coloring books. It was at age four that her parent's noticed Alexandra's abstract and Picasso-like styles with four eyed, two faced figures.

In the summer, after third grade, Alexandra began taking formal art classes. Elmira Adamian, her drawing teacher at Barnsdall Junior Art Center in Holly wood, was speechless when she saw her sketchbook. Recognizing her distinctive style, Adamian encouraged Alexandra's parents away from formal training and urged them to let her develop naturally and innocently.

Alexandra's career was on the verge of taking off as soon as she appeared on "CBS Sunday Morning" and became the youngest artist to sign with International Art Publishers.  Alexandra has appeared on countless programs around the world including CBS Monday Morning, NBC Today, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Rose O'Donnell Show. NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw, and the David Letterman Show.

At Age 11, Alexandra's list of accomplishments speaks for itself. Her commissions include the 39th Annual Grammy Awards, Polaroid for its 50th Anniversary, and the Andre Agassi Foundation.  Alexandra has also had solo exhibitions across the United States and Australia.

Alexandra Nechita will continue to dazzle people around the world with her brilliant color combinations, startling compositions and her simple, moving narratives about the daily inspirations to express herself through painting.