About this mural:
Commissioned by Broome County as part of a city revitalization initiative, this large-scale exterior mural was created in Endicott, New York to reenergize the built environment through color, form, and movement. The mural transforms an industrial façade into a dynamic visual landmark, using interlocking geometric planes to activate the building’s architecture and surrounding streetscape. Rooted in abstraction and architectural rhythm, the mural reflects the community’s forward momentum—serving as both a visual anchor and a symbol of renewal within the neighborhood.
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28 Washington Avenue, Endicott, NY 13760 US · Get directions
Andrew Haan is a Los Angeles–based artist, designer, and muralist whose work is rooted in bold geometry, vibrant color, and clean design. Inspired by his background in graphic design and architecture, he transforms line and shape into dynamic compositions that reflect how he sees the world.
Passionate about murals and public art, Andrew creates large-scale works that enliven spaces and invite community connection. He is equally devoted to pattern-making—a zen, meditative practice that fuels his creativity and grounds his process.