Andreas Varro’s internationally acclaimed artwork presents a thought-provoking exploration of human behaviour through surrealism. He uses traditional techniques to create props and stage scenes, capturing and manipulating images through photography and advanced digital techniques.
From a young age, Andreas grappled with bullying, social phobia and a fear of judgment, leading him to self-censor. The tragic loss of his parents—his father to cancer and his mother to a brutal murder—plunged him into a deep personal abyss, igniting a quest to understand the driving forces behind human actions.
Emerging from this darkness, Andreas uses his art to explore themes of transformation and societal change. His style, reminiscent of Renaissance paintings, is infused with the depth and complexity of ancient mythology, translated into contemporary messages. Andreas’s work aims to spark meaningful discussions about technology's influence on humanity and freedom of speech.
In less than a decade, his talent has been recognized with over 60 prestigious awards.