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Andrew  Michael  Andrews
Brooklyn, NY
Website: www.andrewmichaelandrews.com/
Neighborhood: Crown Heights

Media:Digital/Web-based; Works on Paper; Cut/Folded/Torn Paper;
Genre:Symbolic; Popular Imagery; Nature; Figurative; Urban; Social Criticism; Representational; Minimal; Landscape; Conceptual; Abstract;


ARTIST STATEMENT: I use cut-and-layered art paper to create minimally-representational bas-relief landscapes. My medium allows me to reduce each scene to its most critical elements by varying the level of detail between one component of the scene and another. This produces a somewhat-ambiguous result, allowing viewers to apply their own interpretation to the work.
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  • Pandemic
    2020
    art paper, rubber cement
    ~24"x24"
    My reaction to COVID-19. I originally intended to add a face mask over the image, but when a quick web search turned up dozens of images of the planet wearing a mask, I decided against it.

  • Empire State
    2018
    cut newspaper, sewing pins, foamcore
    ~50"x42"
    A digitized image of the view from One World Trade Center rendered in 1" squares of cut newspaper, pinned loosely to a large sheet of foamcore.

  • American Dream
    2015
    art paper, plastic sheet, glue
    ~25"x16.5"
    West Indian nannies pose with Caucasian-American babies outside the ficticious Park Strollers store.

  • Welcome, Gentry!
    2014
    Art paper, glue
    19.5" x 25.5"
    An imagined scene in gentrifying Brooklyn. This is the first piece in the "Empire" series; for more information please visit www.AndrewMichaelAndrews.com

  • View From Hawksbill Summit
    2012
    Art paper, sticks, fabric, foam board, nails, glue
    The view from Hawksbill Summit in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, as seen on May 6, 2012, in the style of an Asian scroll painting.

  • Piazza Giacometti 2020
    2020
    Art paper
    Approx 12" x 8" x 5"
    Around 1948, Alberto Giacometti cast his Piazza in bronze. In 2020, I've reimagined the scene in modern times using a single continuous sheet of cut and folded art paper.

  • The Edge: A Stick Man's Breakup
    2014
    Art paper
    16.5" x 22.5" each
    My attempt to reduce the feelings that follow a breakup to their most raw, basic form. Please visit www.AndrewMichaelAndrews.com for the complete collection; this image shows the detail from 2 pieces.

  • 8-Bit City: Four Manhattan Parks in the style of Pitfall!™ by Activision®
    2014
    Digitally-manipulated image of art paper+glue
    25800x4950px
    Washington Square Park, Union Square Park, Bryant Park, Central Park's Conservatory Water, and subway, as scenes from the early home video game, designed as an MTA Subway Artcard.

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