Andrea Nada ("nothing" in Spanish) chooses not to share any personal information and to remain anonymous. Believing that the work is more important than the artist, he hits the street with his face covered. He lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.

A description of the paths he explore is best provided through his own words: “I explore the materiality of the language, the phonetic, the visual and the poetic dimensions of a text or a word as an entity in the context of human relations. I am drawn to what lies among and underneath the uttered and the suppressed. I expose the intersection of the aural and the visual, where text and involuntary sounds are transformed into a visible, physical form. Eventually words are muffled, subtracted, removed from speech, configuring blocks or silent pauses. I strip away from the narrative in order to reveal the structural notions of the emotional experience.”