Artist Adam Maeroff spent half his adolescent years in Cleveland, before moving to New York at age seven, where he began to sculpt and paint. His Mother was a NYC school teacher, and father, a jurnalist at the New York Times. Profoundly learning disabled, and isolated from the moment he started grade school, Adam leaned on art as a way to connect. Supporting that, regular stays on west 23rd st, and in Times square where his father worked, Offered the artist a kaleidoscope of visuals to use in his work.
In his late teens, Adam went on to attend design school, as well as life drawing and painting classes in Philidelphia and NYC. Which led the artist into commercail illustration and design work for the next decade or so, before deciding to make the plunge into fine art. Fast forward to today, Adam is still at it, although now based in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, around a hundred miles from where he was born.
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