Asandra

ASANDRA, a visionary abstract painter, is originally from
New York where she studied at Parsons School of Design and The School of Visual
Arts. In 1990, she had her first solo exhibit in New York at Zohra Gallery,
NYC. Asandra moved to Miami, Florida, in 1991, exhibiting extensively over the
following 19 years. She is an Alumnus of the Oolite Arts Center, Miami, and was
included in the groundbreaking book, Miami Contemporary Artists
(Schiffer Publishing Ltd, 2007) documenting 100 top influential artists of the
new creative renaissance in South Florida.

In 2011 her book, Contact Your Spirit Guides, was
published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd. Included in the book are a series of 24
Guidance Cards that Asandra designed using her unique iconic imagery. From 2011
to 2019, Asandra lived in California, showing her art in galleries, museums and
exhibition spaces. She was represented by Gallery 525 in Ojai, CA as well as
WallspaceLA in Los Angeles, CA. From 2012 – 2015, Asandra was a member of both
Inkspots, a printmakers collective based in Ventura, CA and Santa Barbara
Printmakers. During that time, she produced one-of-a-kind monoprints and
photopolymer etchings.

Her work is in the collection of Marriott, and Renaissance
Hotels, and The Omni Int’l Resort and Spa, Orlando; FL. Exhibitions include the
Fort Lauderdale Art Museum, FL, Andrews Art Museum, NC, The Westmont
Ridley-Tree Museum, and Channing Peak Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA. She was
featured in the Spring/Summer 2018 issue of Carpinteria Magazine and received
an Honorable mention from the Carpinteria Arts Center for her work in The Peak
Summer exhibition, 2019. Two of her paintings were accepted into “Inspired by”
at The Coral Springs Museum of Art, 2020, where she was awarded with a 2nd
Place award. In 2024, her art was included in an exhibition of Geometric
Abstraction at 33Contemporary Gallery at The Palm Beach Art & Design
Center.  She was included in the Palm Beach Cultural Council 2025 Biennial.

Asandra was selected for a solo exhibition, May 2026, at The Palm Beach Cultural Council

Her vibrant paintings can also be found in private collections worldwide.