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Andrea is a British-German multimedia artist and educator based in London. She holds an MFA from the University of Leeds and a BFA from CUNY/ Hunter College, New York, and trained as a photographer at the Bavarian Academy for Photography in Munich.

Andrea’s work encompasses installation, photography, printmaking, sculpture, drawing, video, and immersive experiences such as Virtual Reality. She has explored themes relating to the lives of mature women, travel in all its aspects, the relationships between death, memory, and photography, and the cyclical processes of creation, destruction, and regeneration. 

Over time, Andrea has developed a unique folding technique that reimagines and deconstructs the human figure through cubist-inspired folds and bends, translating movement and emotion into angular, sculptural forms to emphasise the character of subjects through exaggerated geometries and sharp folding lines, which she has also translated into a digital format and immersive media experiences.

Andrea’s latest project features an avatar named Albertina, inspired by Carter’s book “The Infernal Desire Machines of Dr Hoffman”, through whom she aims to investigate the transient nature of life, our deep connection to nature, and the cyclical processes of creation, destruction, and regeneration. She is currently working on a series of large-scale three-dimensional tableaux assembled with folded Japanese Woodcuts.