How the Baguette Became a Giraffe

About

Andrey Kasay is a visionary multimedia artist currently based in Berlin, with roots tracing back to the far eastern shores of the Amur River in Russia. Growing up alongside the wild landscapes inhabited by the Amur tiger and the elusive wild dog, Andrey found his earliest inspirations in the untamed beauty of nature, which profoundly influenced his unique artistic voice.
Andrey's work is distinguished by bold, striking lines and a vivid palette of vibrant colors. His art is a compelling blend of real-life subjects, sharp political satire, and metaphorical explorations of contemporary society. With a style that evokes a retro and psychedelic aesthetic, his pieces invite viewers to delve into the deeper layers of meaning behind each image.
Throughout his career, Andrey has curated a number of acclaimed exhibitions across the globe. Notable solo shows include GOOOOOD NEWS! in Tokyo, THE NEIGHBOURS in Berlin, and VACATION in Lisbon and Kiev. His dynamic presence in the art world also extends to his participation in renowned festivals such as Pictoplasma in Berlin, the Supernova Animation Festival in Denver, and Art Basel in Miami.
Andrey Kasay's work continues to push boundaries, offering a thought-provoking commentary on the world through his powerful and imaginative creations.