Signal Lost: Finding my way with Parkinson's

Andrew Grero

The premiere solo exhibition of art by WA artist Andrew Grero (@aerogrero)

Through a collection of bold, expressive, and deeply personal artworks, Signal Lost invites viewers on an emotional journey through life in the footsteps of someone with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD). With Andrew's diagnosis strongly influencing the passion and direction of his art practice in recent years, this exhibition supports his mission to inspire others and reframe the idea of what it means to live and thrive with Parkinson’s.

The pieces use mixed media and a range of contrasting styles to form a versatile body of work that draws on influences from pop culture and artists such as Arthur Boyd and Andy Warhol. Subjects include still life, everyday items, and self portraits exploring a changing sense of self.

Immersive art and staging concepts also create a deeper connection with the work. The artworks are connected using artistic storytelling, allowing the viewer to move through the collection and discover the everyday, unseen challenges of living with YOPD.

Through this exhibition, Andrew hopes to initiate open conversations, promote greater awareness and broaden community understanding of the impacts of living with YOPD. His goal is to create lasting impact by promoting greater awareness and understanding, connect and resonate with others at various stages in their health journeys and inspire others struggling with symptom management to show what can be achieved despite the challenges.

Learn more about Andrew and his beautiful artwork on our Exhibiting Artists webpage.

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