Born in 1986 in Bucharest, Romania, the artist's creative journey spans illustration, graphic design, animation, and painting. Early recognition of his artistic talent led him to study at the "Nicolae Tonitza" Fine Arts High School, followed by the National University of Arts in Bucharest, where he specialized in graphic arts under the guidance of Nistor Coita.

His professional career began during university, illustrating for prominent publishing houses and magazines. Later, he co-founded a branding studio, serving as Art Director, where he developed substantial branding and visual identity projects for significant clients, many of whom maintain these visual identities today.

In 2019, he joined a prestigious animation studio, initially as an illustrator and animator, swiftly advancing to roles as Animation Director and Creative Director. In these capacities, he managed complex projects and large creative teams, collaborating with both Romanian and international companies. Throughout this period, he maintained ongoing collaborations with notable cultural and educational organizations such as Casa Paleologu and the Tineri pentru Tineri Foundation.

In 2025, he returned to his original passion—oil painting—with his first solo exhibition presented at the Casino in Cluj during the Night of Museums. The exhibition critically examines the profound impact of social media on contemporary visual culture. Using screenshots from popular apps as starting points, his paintings blend meticulous realism with subtle irony, framed in traditional gilded frames, thereby juxtaposing modern technology with classical aesthetics.

His work uniquely captures everyday moments, transforming them into thoughtful reflections on human nature and modern society. Through his practice, he encourages introspection and meaningful dialogue, actively contributing to contemporary discussions about the role of art.

Looking forward, Andrei intends to further explore both analog and digital media, creating new projects in painting and animation to deepen the connection between his art and the broader public.