Andréa Lobel was born in The Hague and resides in Goor, The Netherlands.
Best known for her black and white photography, Andréa uses the human body and movement as emotional landscapes within her artworks. Andréa Lobel's work delves deeply into themes of human emotion, movement, stillness, and street photography, capturing candid yet vulnerable moments in everyday life.
Andréa is a member artist of Artcan, London, United Kingdom, Circle Foundation for the Arts, Lyon, France, and a represented artist at Gallery Espace Vision ‘Art, Paris, France.
Recent projects include Breeze (2022), Come Away (2023), Invisible Cities (2023), Untitled, The Water, Marie (2024) and Lily of the Valley (2025).

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Andréa has developed a unique artistic voice that seeks to capture images and converse with the viewer through a silent yet incredibly potent, visual language. The essence of Lobel’s artistry lies in her ability to render the complex simplicity of human emotions. By choosing black and white, she does not just capture actions; she captures feelings, moods, and the timeless human conditions that connect us all. Her photography is devoid of the typical shields presenting each subject as open, vulnerable, and incredibly real.

Credits text; Ann Williams/Mary W. for The Art Insight Magazine, New York, 2024