Andrew Anderson is an Austin-based artist currently working with acrylic and tinted resin on acrylic panels. His work investigates color as a spatial and material condition rather than a purely optical one, using layered surfaces to produce shifts in depth, light, and perception. Situated between painting and object, the work resists fixed viewing, changing with angle, light, and duration.

Born in Mexico City to an American father and a Panamanian mother, Anderson spent his early years between Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, San Antonio, and Houston. He received a BFA in Painting from The University of Texas at Austin and currently works as a preparator at the Blanton Museum of Art.