Andréa Defelice

I am a visual artist living and working between New York City and artist residencies. My work uses various media, referencing concepts and concerns over my own interpretations of the world. This can take the form of a dreamlike or simulated version of experiences, or a replay of something seen or heard. I’m influenced by places, instances, and the way we think about information as we receive it through both traditional and alternative methods. I find today's discourse violent and destructive and I am frightened by how that discourse conditions our perceptions. The subjects I incorporate into visual artworks get at this in roundabout ways. These can be objects or images that come off as noisy, repetitive, or unsettling. They can also be dark, weird, and problematic. I do enjoy referencing problems and behavior, and our relationship to technology. Specifically what the digital does to the physical, and the interplay between these two realities.

Professor of Media Studies and Digital Arts. Exhibition venues include The Painting Center, The Austrian Cultural Forum, The Invisible Dog Art Center, Portal: Governor’s Island, and Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center. Works in private collections are represented by Porter Advisory. Inte...

MFA, Concentration in Sculpture & Video Installation

2021 The Other Art Fair, Brooklyn Expo Center, Brooklyn, NY
2021 Art for Environmental & Climate Justice, curated by Tracy Penn, Virtual Exhibition on Artsy: Arts Gowanus
2021 AWAKENED, curated by Yvena Despagne, Virtual Exhibition on Artsy: Arts Gowanus
2019 Portal: Governor’s Island 2019, 4Heads, Governor’s Island, NYC
2019 Blank Out, Sweet Lorraine Gallery, Brooklyn, NY (2019)
2019 Green: The Impossible Color, The Painting Center, New York
2018 Harvestworks: Artworks & Experiences Exhibition, Governors Island, NYC
2018 RE:ACTION, Curated by Amanda Lee, Pfizer Building, Brooklyn, NY
2017 Order/Disorder, The Yard, Brooklyn, NY
2017 Barclays Think/Rise, 43 W. 23rd Street, NYC
2016 Wonderland, The Invisible Dog Art Center, Brooklyn, NY
2016 Rauder Thradur, The Invisible Dog Art Center, Brooklyn, NY
2016 It's The Political Economy, Stupid, Reed Gallery, University of Cincinnati, OH
2016 Chrysalis, Friday Studio Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2015 Wonderland, The Invisible Dog, Brooklyn, NY
2015 BADLAND, Porter Contemporary, New York, NY
2014 It's the Political Economy, Stupid, NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
2014 New Works, Bushwick Open Studios, NYC
2014 It's The Political Economy, Stupid. Galerija Nova, Teslina 7, Zagr...