Andreas Troeger is a photographer, video artist and filmmaker based in New York City. He shoots street photography and creates provocative videos and documentaries.

Annoyed and disillusioned with the corporate structure, Andreas Troeger made a bold exit from his conventional job as a Mainframe Computer Specialist in '85, immersing himself in the eclectic world of underground performance art. After studying Film and TV in Munich, he embarked on a new chapter at NYU in '92. His journey brought him face-to-face with video maestro Nam June Paik in the thriving streets of New York, where he became an indispensable collaborator as a cameraman and editor, building lasting partnerships with local fine artists and filmmakers alike.

In the mid-'90s, Andreas found himself captivated by the emerging realm of the Internet, dedicating substantial time to innovate, design and code the underground/activist Internet Name-Space project. This venture aimed to carve out new pathways for free speech and freedom of movement in the digital landscape.

Taking a new turn, Andreas devoted the summers of 2019-2023 to capturing the essence of Punk Rock Shows in Tompkins Square Park—a poignant homage to the enduring spirit of Punk Rock Live Music, standing as the last bastion of its kind in contemporary New York City.