Andy Graydon ( b.1971) is an artist and filmmaker based in Berlin. Born and raised in Maui, Hawaii and originally trained as a filmmaker, both experiences have been influential on Graydon’s current work, which is focused on the interaction of media and environment in the forming of personal and social subjectivities. Taking the form of projected light and video installations, photographs, sound works, and architectural interventions, Graydon’s work explores the interplay of phenomenal, ecological, and social constructions that make up our composite notion of place.

Exhibitions include Unmonumental, The New Museum, New York; You Are Free, Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna; Untitled (plate tectonics), Program, Berlin; Room Works, Portland Art Center, Oregon; Untitled (fault), Marian Spore, New York. Graydon has released sound works on numerous labels, including Nonvisual Objects (Vienna), mAtter (Tokyo), Winds Measure Recordings (New York), White_Line Editions (UK), and Leerraum (Switzerland).