Andrew Inguanez is a Malta-based multimedia artist who specialises in analogue collage-making. In his artistic practice, Andrew often seeks to combine traditional and digital processes, techniques and tools, in an effort to create connections that lead to innovative bodies of work. As an artist, he draws inspiration from a multitude of art forms, such as visual art, fashion, poetry/music, and photography. His biggest source of inspiration, however, remains the natural world. In fact, as of late, he has been focusing on documenting local wildflowers through photography and interpreting these flowering plants through painting, book-binding and collage.

His most recent body of work, entitled ‘Honesty with Wilder Gaze’, is an artistic investigation focused on self-discovery, self-expression and self-liberation - liberation from heteronormative and patriarchal expectations and ideals related to gender, identity and sexuality. As an aspiring art educator, Andrew is profoundly interested in investigating social issues related to homophobia, racism, colonialism and misogyny through critical art pedagogical approaches. In the past, Andrew has participated in local collective exhibitions as well as musical theatre productions as a make-up artist.