Andrew Mack

Andrew Mack, also known as Joux, is originally from Orange, California, but his artistic journey has taken him far beyond those sunny streets. He found excitement and expression in his artwork, initially through schooltime sketches and coloring, often inspired by the cartoons he liked. However, as he grew, so did his artistic horizons.

Drawn to the vibrant graffiti and street art culture in Switzerland, where he grew up, he embraced the rebellious nature of the scene. He was quite a rebel and got caught up a couple of times in Switzerland, which led to him serving some time. That experience pushed him to start a new life in the United States, where he was born.

It took him seven years in the U.S. to find his creative outlet. He began exploring visionary and street art, blending his graffiti background with new influences from the festival scene, nature, sacred geometry, and healing.

Taking inspiration from nature, sacred geometry, plant medicine, and even the artwork he'd see on passing trains, Andrew developed his own unique style. His inspiring and lively creations can be seen on walls across the United States, Europe, South America, and Asia.