The Searing Roar of Air and Art
“Music is the ultimate teacher. With few exceptions, music has been for some centuries the art which has devoted itself not t
About the Artist
Andrew is from River Ridge, Louisiana. He attends Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond where he studies art, with a concentration in sculpture, and music, with a concentration in vocal performance.
A word from the artist.
A word from the artist.
A word from the artist.
A word from the artist.
A word from the artist.
I like to think I create in a way unlike most artists. I study Classical vocal technique and train a Verdi Baritone, and sing many songs and opera in Italian, German, English, and French. This aspect of my life has unearthed lost knowledge of old Germanic stories and folk tales, which inspire new creative sculptures to manifest. Through
I like to think I create in a way unlike most artists. I study Classical vocal technique and train a Verdi Baritone, and sing many songs and opera in Italian, German, English, and French. This aspect of my life has unearthed lost knowledge of old Germanic stories and folk tales, which inspire new creative sculptures to manifest. Through wood, metal, clay, and the remains of well-loved musical instruments, this artist bends and swells his materials into new compositions in a desperate attempt to call viewers to look at all aspects of the past, realize the connection to the present, and hopefully enact new powerful and encompassing beliefs unto the world they affect. I often construct my artwork in large portions, willing the materials to aid in my recalling of stories of the past, possibly now told in the modern senses. When working with instruments in particular, I do my absolute best that ever last piece of the original construct is mutualized in a new artistic form, often amalgamations of the songs they once sang.