About

Andrea was born in Slovakia and has lived in London, Switzerland, Prague, for a season in New York and currently resides in Vienna. Each place has shaped her perspective, and her work draws on these experiences and the spaces between them.

According to her parents, Andrea began drawing at the age of three and had her paintings exhibited for the first time when she was just five years old. Because of her strong passion, she switched to kindergarden with art focus. This led her to study for 12 years at art school while doing her high school (gymnasium) studies and later on receiving her University degree in Art&Design and Arts Management in London.

Today, she focuses on abstract painting while also creating a distinct photographic body of work. Andrea paints predominantly large-scale canvases, using acrylic paint, spray paint, and other materials to create multi-layered 2D works. Abstraction, for her, is a pure reflection of experience, emotion, and the life that surrounds her. She embraces the freedom abstract art offers—inviting each viewer to see whatever they wish. Rich, striking colors dominate her canvases, driven by an interest in psychology of color and a desire to create works that evoke optimism and a simple joy of living. Rather than dictating meaning, she invites viewers to find their own—making each encounter with her art uniquely personal.

Her photography work explores a range of topics close to her interests, from women's empowerment, psychology and metaphysics to quantum physics. Influenced by Surrealism and playing with the Many Worlds theory of quantum mechanics—the idea that many worlds exist in parallel, occupying the same space and time as our own or that all possible outcomes of a quantum event are physically realized—the aim of her work is to take the viewer beyond reality. She aspires that her pieces encourage us to perceive the world around and/or within us from a different perspective.

Some of accomplishments along the way are being selected among Saatchi Art Gallery’s Top 10 artists on the theme of Illusion, her female-empowerment Bra Bra Bra series beeing published by the Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (CICA) in South Korea and in the Scandinavian ArtReveal magazine. Andrea has also created a dedicated body of work with One Billion Rising, addressing violence against women through her art.

She has been discussing her beginnings, life abroad and art practice in an interview with Happy Melon gallery, available in original Slovak language. Andrea has exhibited in London and New York, and her work is held in private collections in Los Angeles and the United Kingdom, among others.

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