Andrei Roiter (born 1960 in Moscow) is a Russian artist who lives and works between Amsterdam and New York. He studied at the Moscow Institute of Architecture from 1978 to 1980 and began exhibiting in underground art spaces in Moscow before gaining international recognition in the 1980s.
Roiter’s practice includes painting, drawing, sculpture, and installation. His work often reflects themes of travel, displacement, memory, and cultural transition. Using found objects, architectural forms, signs, and everyday materials, he creates images and objects that move between personal narrative and collective history.
His works are represented in major international collections, including Centre Pompidou, Van Abbemuseum, Kunsthalle Basel, and the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.
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