Andrea Wan is an artist and illustrator and Visual Artist born in Hong Kong, rasied in Vancouver and based in Berlin. Her work is primitive, yet highly sophisticated.
Andrea talks about her work in this article by Valentin Porcher, Artistic director at OLOW
A lot of my work are emotionally driven, and those are basic human emotions that a lot of people can relate to either they are aware of them or not. Also I guess most of us liked reading stories as kids, so I think my work might have provided a world for a lot of grown up kids (as well as little kids) to get lost in.
A lot of my work are emotionally driven, and those are basic human emotions that a lot of people can relate to either they are aware of them or not. Also I guess most of us liked reading stories as kids, so I think my work might have provided a world for a lot of grown up kids (as well as little kids) to get lost in. 
Her parents were graphic designers, and she spent her days in their studio, exposed to all the art supplies and tools! Watch this Vimeo movie, and listen carefully about “mistakes” …
in an article about public art, the author Monique comments :
She’s a special talent — hope you enjoy visiting her as much as I did!
Visit her web site : www.andreawan.com An interview in OLOW Art, Escape & Poetry : In Andrea Wan’s subconscious Facebook: facebook.com/andreawanillustration Andrea’s Vimeo video collection see a lot more of her work here
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