Hands
2025 - Present
This body of work consists of hands portraying a physical act and giving dignity to the labor, skill and demanding efforts of those who continue to remain ignored and invisible in our culture
Potato
Silk + cotton thread
HANDS
Onion
Silk + cotton thread
HANDS
Cleaning
Silk + Cotton Thread
hands
Farm Hand
Silk + cotton thread with vintage glass and metal seed beads
silence Beyond human endeavor
2023 to Present
This body of work presents women alone, rendered as faceless figures. Their anonymity invites a conversation about the illusions of identity shaped by social media and the cultural insistence on visibility. Each figure reflects the weight of being evaluated, looked at, and defined through connection to another. From birth to death, these forces shape a woman’s existence, reducing presence to surface and self to reflection.
Woman #1
Silk + cotton thread, vintage glass + metal seed beads
3.75"x 6 /18"
SOLD
Silence Series
Woman #2
Silk + cotton thread, vintage glass + metal seed beads
2 5/8" x 5"
SOLD
silence series
Woman #3
Silk + cotton thread, vintage glass + metal seed beads
3.75" x 6"
silence series
Woman #4
Silk + cotton thread, vintage glass + metal seed beads
SOLD
silence series
Woman #5
Silk + cotton thread, vintage glass + metal seed beads
2.75" x 3 7/8"
silence series
Woman #6
Silk + cotton thread
silence series
Woman #7
Silk + cotton thread
silence series
Woman #8
Silk + cotton thread
SOLD
Silence Series
Woman #9
Silk + Cotton thread
SOLD
Silence series
Woman #10
Silk + cotton thread
Silence Series
Woman #11
Silk and cotton thread
SOLD
Isolation series
2020 to Present
In this body of work, beginning in 2020, Andrea produced a series of small pieces describing the isolation of the pandemic using the imagery of single dwellings and familiar objects.
Neighborhood
Silk + cotton thread
SOLD
Isolation series
Buildings
Silk + cotton thread
SOLD
Isolation series
Yellow House, White House, Dark Roof,
Silk + cotton thread
Isolation series
Wood Bowl
Silk + cotton thread
SOLD
ISolation series
Objects
Silk + cotton thread
SOLD
worker Series
2020 to Present
In conjuction with the Isolation Series, Andrea addressed the changing cultural norms and shifts of the pandemic and examined the growing perception of the now “essential” worker. Persons, who up until the pandemic were often invisible to many were now quickly highlighted for the crucial role they play in keeping society functioning. The transformation from the unseen worker to the essential worker is but one of many shifts driven by a pandemic that altered the lives of everyone
