Andrew Myers Creates Art Using Hundreds Of Paint Brushes, Each One Painted With Oil Paint To Create A Self-Portrait. Each Individual Paint Brush Is Suspended By Stainless Steel Rods Attached To A Metal Frame. The Paintbrushes Line Up In Space To Create The Image When Seen Straight On, And Disappears As You Walk Around It.

With over 20 years as a professional artist, Andrew Myers’s work pushes the boundaries of artistic expression. Andrew strives to create unique, intelligent and original concepts. His work is in major shows and collections around the world. Andrew Myers was born in Braunschweig, Germany, and raised in Ciudad Real, Spain. He now resides in Laguna Beach, California, where he has lived since attending the Laguna College of Art and Design (formerly known as the Art Institute of Southern California) - 1999-2001. Although Andrew is best known for his time and labor intensive screw pieces, his work spans multiple genres and mediums, including sculpting, painting, and drawing. He most enjoys fast, expressive pieces like charcoal sketches, yet at the same time, feels that true art requires struggle, energy, time, and sacrifice - all of these elements are found in his screw artwork. With the complexity, unique subject matter, and the use of unusual materials, Andrew produces between 10-12 screw artworks a year, each of which is an experiment in art, mathematics, and creative problem solving. Andrew continues to push the boundaries of his craft, constantly searching for new subjects and unconventional mediums in which to capture them. He especially enjoys using objects and materials that are not conventionally considered art. Andrew’s guiding principle is to create better art today than he did yesterday. He knows that this means he will never be content in life, but he feels blessed to have found fulfillment and purpose in his role as an artist, a father, and a friend.