Andy Hermann (b. 1986, Athens, Greece) is a visual artist living and working in Zurich, Switzerland. Hermann recontextualizes everyday objects, mirrors, and reflective surfaces into sculptural arrangements that examine intimacy, aspiration, migration, and class. Shoes, sunglasses, shells, hangers, and fragments of consumer culture retain traces of their previous function while becoming markers of vulnerability, desire, status, and belonging.

Informed by lived experiences across different national and social environments - including professional trajectories ranging from finance to service work - Hermann’s practice reflects on the unstable relationship between identity, labour, and contemporary material culture. Familiar materials are transformed into poetic constellations that oscillate between emotional projection and display.

Recent exhibitions include The Poverty Business. Art is a Class Act! at Helmhaus Zürich (2025); A Letter from a Friend at Bacio Collective, Bern (2024); KAFALA at MATERIAL Zürich (2024); Zurich Art Weekend 2024 alongside Bernhard Luginbühl — Frühe Grafik and A sculpture for no1 at Galerie Ziegler’s vitrine display of Kunsthaus Zürich (2024). He has also presented work at Hotel Tiger, 8oo8 Studio, and Goldrausch Zürich.