Alice d'Apolito is an Italian contemporary artist with a background in animation, living and working between Leeds, UK and Tokyo. Her practice combines pop iconography, character-driven narratives, and atmospheric painting. Central to her work is her signature alter ego, the persona through which she explores identity, personal mythology, emotional states, and daily observations.

Her sketchbook archives, animation background, and international career, including a collaboration with For The Win in Los Angeles, shape how she translates internal narratives into visual work across static and moving media. Her practice spans fine art, motion, and three-dimensional form. This led to her debut art toy, Bunny Pop 好き, which brings her painterly universe and alter ego into a physical collectible object. It merges her canvas painting with contemporary designer collectibles.

Recent exhibitions include the DA.YO.NE. group shows 大♥カワII 展 and 大エロカワ展 at KICHI Gallery in Ebisu, Tokyo, alongside artists including Rockin'Jelly Bean and Yozo. She has also shown internationally, including SOFT POWER at D.Contemporary Gallery in London and Light Dances with Darkness at the Orangerie in Munich. Through this work across Tokyo, London, and Munich, she connects canvas and object, and personal mythology and character storytelling, for a global audience.

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