Andrea Gomez (b. 2001) is a Paraguayan-American interdisciplinary artist and photographer from New York State who uses a variety of mediums to investigate the delicate intricacies of the human experience through connecting the themes of memory, love, grief, and aging. Having graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography in 2024, she is now based in Baltimore, MD where she is pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching.

My first love is photography, a medium in which I use to explore the delicate threads that speak to the universal aspects of our existence. I aim to capture nuances, fleeting moments, and seemingly inherent magic that defines this defining stage of my life; a time of curiosity, wonder, and the unfolding of self. While photography remains a foundation, I am increasingly drawn to other materials and forms, seeking to expand the ways I can express the interconnectedness of the human experience and the universal truths we all share.

Whether through intimate portraits or abstract compositions, I seek to explore how identity is shaped by our relationships with others and with the world around us. Each medium I experiment with allows me to approach these themes from new angles, offering fresh perspectives on the shared and singular experiences of being human.