Andrea Geller is a New Jersey-based painter whose work explores water and the social dynamics that unfold around it. She received her BFA from Parsons School of Design after studying painting at Cornell University and earned her MFA from William Paterson University following a career as an illustrator and graphic designer.
In 2025, Geller presented two solo exhibitions: Currents of Being at Riverside Gallery (NJ) and Green Fields at Laurelwood Arboretum (NJ). Recent exhibitions include Painterly Dialectic (Riverside Gallery, 2026), Everyday People (Drawing Rooms, NJ, 2025), NUDE (Manifest Gallery, OH, 2024), and Mother Nature vs. Human Nature (Noyes Museum of Art, NJ, 2023).
Working from on-site observation, sketches and photographs, Geller's paintings examine leisure, community, and the transformative power of water. She teaches painting and drawing as an Adjunct Professor at William Paterson University and Bergen Community College, NJ.