André van Lier is not only a sculptor, but also an architect, and a graphic and industrial designer. Honest materials such as wood, metal, and glass in geometric shapes dominate his work.

The beauty of his art lies in the mathematical form, but even more so in what van Lier does with it. By folding, pleating, repeating, cutting, or otherwise transforming circles, ellipses, or square shapes, he creates new and exciting forms. In this way, van Lier brings playfulness and narrative to the simplicity of form. When looking at one of his works, the mind immediately tries to unravel how and where the transformation has taken place. The perfection of geometry is pleasantly disrupted. Van Lier consistently manages to surprise the viewer.