Andrew Reach is a Cleveland based multidisciplinary artist working in the realm of digital media.
His experience spans decades bringing him to this stage of his artistic development. For 21 years he was an architect,practicing in New York, Los Angeles and Miami but in 2005, the progression of a spine disease resulted in him beingunable to continue in the profession. He pivoted to the visual arts, using Photoshop to create two-dimensionalgeometric art. It was an act of survival; therapy to escape pain. His most recent body of work finds his synapsesreconnecting with his architecture roots, working in 3d with hybrid works that are part sculpture and part architecturehe calls ART –ITECTURES.

His work has been exhibited in the U.S and abroad in solo and group exhibitions and is in private, corporate andinstitutional collections among them the Permanent Collection of the Frost Art Museum, the Cleveland Clinic ArtCollection, University Hospitals Art Collection and Summa Health Healing Arts Collection. His work in public artincludes FIFTY THREE RHOMBUSES, a permanent installation at the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland,QUADRATALUX, a 10 x 30 foot art wall for Cleveland Public Library in partnership with Land Studio for CPL’s ‘SeeAlso’ public art initiative and most recently, in progress his Model Citizen, an eight foot high functional sculpturecelebrating the better angels of human nature which is scheduled to be completed in the spring of 2026 as part of theartist Ariel Vergez’s Cleveland Art Initiative “The Art Garden” with a grant from the City of Cleveland’s TransformativeArts Fund.