Andrew Tosh

Andrea Cocciolo, known as ''Tosh'', was born in Santa Margherita (GE) in 1995, he graduated in 2012 earning the diploma of ''maestro d'arte'' from the Liceo artistico E. Luzzati in Chiavari (GE), where he lives right now. 

Since his first steps, he's well known in the Ligurian artistic scene where he proposes a new relationship between the American Pop Art and nowadays society, indeed one of his first artwork can be considered the reinterpretation of ''Joan Crawford Says'', American painter James Rosenquist's masterpiece.

Tosh attended collective and personal exhibitions, art fairs and live performances across the country. Moreover, he worked for Ernst Knam and Patron Tequila and he's already been published in the Italian press.

Every single work reflects the artist's point of view of the artistic world that he approaches with different techniques such as oil and acrylic colors, enamel and crayons.

The viewer's sight is captured by his bright colors and ''every day'' images joined by generations, that he also defines as ''New Pop''.