B. 1986, Red Bank, NJ
Andrew Soria is a pop surrealist photographer known for hyperreal, large-scale cityscape composites. Drawing from his Latino heritage and personal experiences, he constructs dense, vividly colored environments by individually photographing and assembling architectural elements, signage, and urban textures into meticulously detailed compositions.

His work explores the tension between nostalgia and modernity, often centering on the visual overload of commercial landscapes and the stories embedded within them. Series such as Welcome to the Neighborhood, Beverly Row, and Faded Glory examine themes of class disparity, cultural identity, and the layered contradictions of city life, using surreal photomontage to transform familiar places into immersive, dreamlike environments.

Soria has exhibited internationally in cities including Miami, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Paris, Berlin, Hong Kong, Toronto, and Seoul. His work has been featured in publications such as Juxtapoz, Hi-Fructose, Plastik, and Assouline.