Alexander Notarangelo is a Canadian painter based in Hamilton, Ontario, whose hyperrealist works explore the intersection of faith, suffering, and the modern condition. Rooted in the discipline of classical realism, his paintings confront the spiritual void of contemporary life—examining how technology, desire, and self-worship shape humanity’s search for meaning.
Through precise craftsmanship and a restrained palette, Notarangelo reimagines the ordinary as sacred, framing modern artifacts and moments of introspection within the compositional reverence of religious painting. His work invites viewers to confront both their inner lives and the cultural symbols that define them.
Beyond the studio, Notarangelo is deeply committed to art education and accessibility. Through his widely followed digital presence, he creates thoughtful content on art history, technique, and mental health—bridging the gap between traditional artistic study and the self-taught path. His platform serves as a resource for emerging artists and creative minds who seek understanding outside formal institutions, reflecting his belief that the knowledge of art must be shared, preserved, and continually reinterpreted for future generations.
