Artist Bio
I’m Anthony Andrade, a graphic design student at Florida International University, passionate about crafting thoughtful and impactful visual solutions. Based in Hialeah, Florida, my design philosophy centers on solving complex problems through clear and engaging aesthetics.
Through my coursework, I am actively developing expertise in printmaking, typography, and photography, while becoming proficient with Adobe Creative Suite and Figma. My academic foundation in visual communication and user experience principles allows me to bring strategic thinking to a wide range of conceptual projects.
Artist Statement
“What Goes Here, Ends Up There” is a 2 × 2 ft stencil that highlights how pollution
in storm drains harms Biscayne Bay. A red top layer shows trash and the phrase over
manatee silhouettes, symbolizing waste on the water’s surface. Beneath it, a blue layer
features manatees swimming representing marine life at risk. The colors and layered
design emphasize the impact of everyday waste on the local ecosystem
in storm drains harms Biscayne Bay. A red top layer shows trash and the phrase over
manatee silhouettes, symbolizing waste on the water’s surface. Beneath it, a blue layer
features manatees swimming representing marine life at risk. The colors and layered
design emphasize the impact of everyday waste on the local ecosystem
