Bio

Andrea Hoelscher is a photographic artist whose work spans analog processes, hand-altered imagery, vintage cameras, and contemporary digital techniques. For over three decades she has exhibited nationally and internationally in museums, galleries, and universities, and her work has been recognized with a Fulbright grant, a fellowship from the New England Foundation for the Arts, and two Individual Artist Grants from the Indiana Arts Commission.
Through staged, constructed, and manipulated imagery, she explores cultural conventions, perception, and the ways photographs can transform familiar subjects and suggest alternative realities.
Her recent projects include Lineage, an ongoing collaborative exhibition with her artist sisters examining family history and generational connection. Hoelscher teaches photography at the University of Southern Indiana.