42” x 72” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, frameless
60” x 36” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, frameless
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48” x 96” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel
SOLD
48” x 36” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, wood panel, frameless
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48” x 36” (H x W)
over 5,500 screws, oil paint, wood hanger, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel, frameless
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48” x 72” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel, frameless
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“We Are All Animals” series - edition 1/3
54” x 60” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, wood hanger, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel
Thousands of screws drilled closely together into a wooden board to create a sculptural relief and then painted over with oil paint to complete the image. Purposely frameless as the background paint is extended on all four sides of the piece.
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48” x 36” (H x W)
over 5,500 screws, oil paint, wood hanger, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel
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76: x 42” x 9” (H x W x D)
cast bronze, industrial cast-iron pulley, walnut, mappa burl, metal rods, reclaimed wood shim, oil paint
This artwork takes Andrew back to his first love - sculpting. The arm and hand are cast bronze, with an oil paint finish. The color gradient of green is unique to this sculpture. The wings of the butterflies are created out of hand made mappa burl veneer and shaped walnut wood airbrushed with a pearlescent blue. The shim is created out of recycled wood and keeps the sculpture in place. The wheel itself is an old engine pulley wheel. This sculpture is a one of a kind.
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76” x 40” x 9” (H x W x D)
cast bronze sculpture, cast iron industrial pulley, reclaimed wood base, air-sprayed red pearlescent paint butterflies’ wings made out of mappa burl veneer and walnut wood
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72” x 48” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, buffalo leather straps, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, frameless
“Moments in Color” is a series, where Andrew got to play around with color combinations and patterned shapes. Andrew immensely enjoys the subtleties that color provides as an emotion and a feeling. He used two background colors, and then a gradient complimentary color on the screws. The squares are made out of screws that make patterns and shapes, so there’s a movement from high to low and from side to side.
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48” x 36” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, frameless
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48” x 36” (H x W)
over 5,500 screws, oil paint, wood hanger, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel, frameless
“Moments in Color” is a series, where Andrew got to play around with color combinations and patterned shapes. Andrew immensely enjoys the subtleties that color provides as an emotion and a feeling. He used two background colors, and then a gradient complimentary color on the screws. The squares are made out of screws that make patterns and shapes, so there’s a movement from high to low and from side to side.
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48” x 36” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, frameless
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36” x 36” x 10” (H x W x D)
reclaimed wood chips, steel rods, solid wood base, gesso and oil paint
Gradient of grey on grey background
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84” x 44” (H x W)
over 7,000 screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel
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46” x 60” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel, frameless
Thousands of screws create a sculptural relief of a shirt and a tie. Each screw is hand painted with oil paint to create the image.
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48” x 36” (H x W)
over 5,500 screws, oil paint, wood hanger, acrylic polyurethane enamel background, wood panel
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72” x 48” (H x W)
Screws, oil paint, buffalo leather straps, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background
On display at 230 FOREST AVENUE restaurant in Laguna Beach, CA.
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5’ x 24’ (H x W)
oil paint, charcoal, reclaimed wood, steel rods on 3 wood panels.
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48” x 48” (H x W)
Screws, Oil Paint, Wooden Hanger, Wood Panel, Acrylic Polyurethane Enamel with clear topcoat Background, White Metal Frame
“Moments in Color” is a series, where Andrew got to play around with color combinations and patterned shapes. Andrew immensely enjoys the subtleties that color provides as an emotion and a feeling. He used two background colors, and then a gradient complimentary color on the screws. The squares are made out of screws that make patterns and shapes, so there’s a movement from high to low and from side to side.
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48” x 36” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, frameless
Commissioned and SOLD - inquire HERE
59” x 70” (H x W)
Screws, oil paint, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background
SOLD
36” x 36” x 10” (H x W x D)
reclaimed wood chips, steel rods, solid wood base, gesso and oil paint
gradient of darker blue to light blue on blue background
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36” x 36” x 10” (H x W x D)
reclaimed wood, steel rods, solid wood base, gesso and oil paint
Gradient of blue on grey background
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78” x 42" (H x W)
Screws, Oil Paint, Wood Panel, Acrylic Polyurethane Enamel with clear topcoat Background, White Metal Frame
“Moments in Color” is a series, where Andrew got to play around with color combinations and patterned shapes. Andrew immensely enjoys the subtleties that color provides as an emotion and a feeling. He used two background colors, and then a gradient complimentary color on the screws. The squares are made out of screws that make patterns and shapes, so there’s a movement from high to low and from side to side.
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48” x 36” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, frameless
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52” x 32” (H x W)
Over 800 pieces of reclaimed wood, Oil Paint, Steel Rods, Wood panel with Gesso and Acrylic paint background
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48” x 48” x 10” (H x W x D)
reclaimed wood chips, steel rods, solid wood base, gesso and oil paint
Gradient of blue on chocolate background
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48" x 48" (H x W)
Screws, Oil Paint, Acrylic Polyurethane Enamel with clear topcoat Background, Wood Panel, White Metal Frame
Thousands of screws create a sculptural relief of a shirt and tie; each screw is hand painted with oil paint to create the image.
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48” x 48” (H x W)
Screws, oil paint, wooden hanger, wood panel, white metal frame, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background
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72” x 48” (H x W)
Can be viewed at David August’s store front in Beverly Hills, CA
This artwork was created for David August @, a luxury men's bespoke tailoring company. This artwork is displayed at his store in Beverly Hills. The video shows the process of artist, Andrew Myers, creating this artwork. This artwork is made of thousands of screws, oil paint with an acrylic polyurethane enamel background on a wood panel.
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48” x 72” (H x W)
This work by Andrew Myers was a commission of a Porsche, which turned out absolutely beautiful. It measures 72” x 48”, has over 8,000 screws creating a relief sculpture of the car. Each screw head is meticulously hand painted with oil paint to bring the orange Porsche alive. The background is a two-tone, made to match, acrylic polyurethane enamel with a clear topcoat finish, making the imagery pop off the wood panel.
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48” x 72” (H x W)
charcoal and oil paint on gessoed wood panel, with strips of reclaimed wood and oil paint attached to metal rods protruding from the panel
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20” x 8” x 8” (H x W x D)
One night Andrew was staring at a fire extinguisher box that said “Break glass in case of emergency.” The thought occurred to him that the heart is the human fire extinguisher, a tool we can use to put out emotional fires we create.
In the bronze, wood, and glass piece, the figure is depicted with his sleeve rolled up, expressing the idea that the hammer can be used at any moment to free the heart and put out the fire.
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57 1/2” x 21” x 9” (H x W x D)
In this bronze sculpture, Andrew pays homage to the creative people of this world who are constantly chasing the light bulb of inspiration.
One may never reach the light bulb, but as long as you continue to pursue it, you will at least be moving in the right direction.
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48” x 72" (H x W)
over 4,000 screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, wood panel, buffalo leather straps, white metal frame
We are all on some sort of a platform in life. Even though we sit content, we might not realize that the platform could be spring loaded. Anyone or anything, can pick up those scissors and change our reality at any moment, for good or for bad.
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14” x 18” x 7” (H x W x D)
Original SOLD
48” x 72” (H x W)
charcoal, oil paint, gesso wood panel, white metal frame
Prints AVAILABLE:
Edition of 15 - 46” x 69” - Archival Ink on 310g, 100% cotton fiber, acid and lignin free, Bright White, water-resistant velvet fine paper - unframed - prints can be ordered HERE (For International purchases, please CONTACT us)
Edition of 50 - 16” x 24” - Archival Ink on 310g, 100% cotton fiber, acid and lignin free, Bright White, water-resistant velvet fine paper- unframed - prints can be ordered HERE (For International purchases, please CONTACT us)
Prints of the single GUY are also be available - inquire HERE
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48” x 48” x 10” (H x W x D)
reclaimed wood chips, steel rods, solid wood base, gesso and oil paint
gradient of pink and beige on beige background
Commissioned as public art - Inquire HERE
Dallas Design District is a neighborhood of fine art galleries and high-end retail showrooms. In 2015, Andrew Myers Art was commissioned to craft a 20-foot tall sculpture titled "In Case of Emergency." Situated on a median on Hi Line Drive at Decorative Center, the work depicts a man holding a hammer. On the upper left side of the man's torso is a glowing LED heart incased in glass.
The sculpture is made of composite over an internal steel structure and finished with bronze metallic spray. The heart is made of acrylic rods attached to an LED panel and has an internal cooling system. The heart is programmed to imitate a heartbeat as it were alive.
One night Andrew was staring at a fire extinguisher box that said “Break glass in case of emergency.” The thought occurred to him that the heart is the human fire extinguisher, a tool we can use to put out emotional fires we create. So, as in the Dallas artwork, a figure is seen with one sleeve rolled up, expressing the idea that the hammer can be used at any moment to free the heart and put out the burning fire.
This sculptural creation will serve as a lasting symbol for the Dallas Design District neighborhood. for many years to come.
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48” x 38” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, white metal frame.
“Cream & Sugar” was on view at MASS MoCA from June 23, 2018 - May 27, 2019 as part of the “Come To Your Senses” Exhibition.
To read more please follow the link: https://massmoca.org/event/consenses-a-journey-through-the-senses/
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84” x 48” (H x W)
approximately 5,000 Screws at varying depths to create a sculptural relief of a light bulb and a vise. Each screw is hand painted with oil paint to create the image seen. A leather strap connects the vise to the light bulb, holding the “thoughts” in place. The background is an acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat.
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48” x 72” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, walnut wood, mappa burl veneer butterfly wings airbrush-painted, steel rods, acrylic polyurethane enamel background on wood panel
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40" X 80" (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel background with clear top coat, wood panel
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46” x 66” (H x W)
over 8,000 screws creates this relief of a Kitchen Aid and Lemons. Each screws is hand painted with oil paint to make the image come to life. The background is an Acrylic Polyurethane Enamel with clear topcoat on a wood panel, and a white metal frame completes this piece of art.
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72” x 48” (H x W)
approximately 4,500 screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, wood panel, white metal frame
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60” x 48” (H x W)
wood panel, screws, oil paint, nail, leather straps, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background
"We have all felt like giving up at times. Some days though, instead of hanging up our gloves, we should hold on to them, stay put and hang up our shoes instead," Andrew Myers.
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48" x 48" (H x W)
over 5,000 screws, oil paint, wooden hanger, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, wood panel, white metal frame
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40 “ x 80" (H x W)
over 7,000 screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat, white metal frame.
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54" X 54" (H x W)
screws , oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, wood panel
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48” x 72" (H x W)
wood panel, screws , oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, leather straps
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20” x 14” x 20” (H x W x D)
stainless steel on ebonized mahogany and cement base, tempered glass
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48" x 48" (H x W)
screws, oil painting, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, white metal frame
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48” x 72” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, white metal frame
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48” x 72” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, white metal frame
***"Love Wins" is not "anti gun" commentary but an "anti evil" one.
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78” x 48” (H x W)
screw sculpture, oil painting, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, white metal frame
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72” x 48” (H x W)
acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, white metal frame, hand crafted stainless steel needle, screw sculpture, oil paint
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42” x 60” (H x W)
In this dynamic portrait, Andrew depicts filmmaker Benjamin Pitts using approximately 8,000 screws, oil paint, and phonebook pages. The piece was an experiment in expressing movement with static objects.
“Fading Thoughts” is a documentary made by fimmaker Benjamin Pitts, who also happens to be the subject of the piece. Andrew wanted to create a screw piece that expressed movement and action, and knew that as a highly expressive person, Ben would be the perfect subject to depict screws in motion.
The title “Fading Thoughts” denotes how the documentary and screw piece came together through the organic interplay, and sometimes heated exchanges, between both artists.
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48” x 48” (H x W)
wood panel, screw sculpture, oil paint, steel frame, vintage Turnbull & Asser advertisement collage
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Project created for Converse’s Jack Purcell campaign
30” x 42” (H x W)
screws, oil paint, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background, metal frame
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In this sculpture Andrew used over 500 pieces of recycled wood that are inserted at varying depths into a wood panel with a black automotive paint background. Each individual piece of wood is hand painted to create the portrait of Andrew’s sister Caroline.
36" x 36" (H x W)
reclaimed wood, steel rods, oil paint, wood panel, acrylic polyurethane enamel with clear topcoat background
- No Longer Available -
Most of Andrew’s pieces are figurative and representational; this series of abstract screw pieces provided the artist a chance to depart from stoic portraits and experiment with mathematics and color in a more playful genre of art.
These pieces are designed to trick the eye, using color gradients and strategic screw depths to give the allusion of flat surfaces for pieces that are actually three dimensional, and vice versa. They can be rearranged in various compositions.
Measures 9″ x 9″ (H x W). These are no longer available for commission
LIMITED SERIES
54” x 42” (H x W)
paper, charcoal, ink
Life 101”Life 101 is a deep journey into one's self that in the end offers hope, insight, and perseverance. Everyone has been a student and each of us has taken tests. But the assessment of one’s performance in life carries on long past school. In this series of life-size charcoal and ink portraits, Andrew wanted to depict how it feels to be judged, criticized, and measured by others, with one’s strengths and shortcomings graded along the same cold, impersonal criteria of a school assignment. This series is a joint effort between Andrew and his subject. These pieces have significant visual impact, an emotional experience furthered by the critical— and sometimes comical— comments etched on each piece. Before embarking on each drawing, Andrew interviews the subjects to get an honest, personal assessment of what they believe to be their strengths and shortcomings. The subject is asked the question - what is your life grade? Think about that for a second, it's not easy to answer. It usually takes time for the subject to give an honest, overall life grade. Andrew then has a counseling / interview / interrogation session with the subject to get a personal assessment of what they believe to be their strengths and shortcomings. The comments and summary that follow are from the perspective of a teacher that is grading a test. The test is life. Welcome to life 101.
(Dave - Johanna - Riley - Chris - Sherman - Belinda -Andrew)
The original concept sketches that were the inspiration for the full size Life 101 pieces.
Originals are all SOLD OUT
Prints are AVAILABLE - edition of 25 - click HERE to purchase
27” x 21” (H x W)
Archival prints on rag paper
Hand cut to appear "torn out" of a spiral binder
Numbered and signed by Andrew
