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Andrew Hiraoka (born in 1964, suffered anoxic brain injury in 1997) Tranquil white canvas yields to bold strokes of hues arguing a point or whispering his thoughts. The unexpected color mass shifts, vibrates and mingles, forming new relationships with its audience.

Listen with all your senses, Andrew Hiraoka has always been a master of communication. A recent brain injury forces Andrew to rely on his creativity to speak for him. Selecting colors as carefully as he once chose words, voice raised with brushes of determination and courage, he speaks to us with ambitious expressions of complicated themes simplified in his abstract paintings.

His work transcends the present moment and its content resonates long after your experience. Andrew Hiraoka invites you to participate in a unique conversation with him.