Born in Bordeaux, France, Alexandre Singh studied at the University of Oxford and the School of Visual Arts in New York. He gained recognition for his intricate, large-scale projects that blend historical research with fictionalized storytelling, often utilizing a wide range of media including sculpture, collage, and performance.

His practice is characterized by a preoccupation with the mechanics of storytelling and the construction of elaborate, self-referential worlds. His work frequently explores themes of human obsession, intellectual history, and the intersection of high art and popular culture.

Singh has exhibited internationally at institutions such as the Palais de Tokyo and the Museum of Modern Art. His recent work includes collaborative efforts in film, further expanding his interest in narrative structures and the performative nature of artistic production.