Andreas Troeger is a New York–based filmmaker, video artist, photographer, and author whose work moves across experimental film, contemporary art, documentary, photography, and publishing.

Since the early 1990s, he has worked with artists and filmmakers including Nam June Paik, Iara Lee, John Sahag, Rachel Cohen, and Herman Engel, while developing an independent body of work rooted in New York’s downtown art and underground culture.

His projects include films, video and virtual art installations, photography, books, and the ongoing Anti-Biography series, which blends personal history, documentary, and experimental storytelling. From 2019 to 2024, he documented the punk gatherings in Tompkins Square Park through photography, video, and publication.

His work has been shown in international exhibitions, including the Krannert Art Museum, Lenbachhaus in Munich and the Frankfurter Fototage, and is held in the collection of the Berliner Kunstverein and the Inter Media Art Institute.

His work explores memory, identity, urban life, and artistic independence through a direct, personal lens.