Keith Andrews, Keys of Free, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 42 x 42 inches. Bust portrait of an older bald man with a white beard on a peach background. His face is painted in brown, orange and blue, and his shirt is made of collaged magazine clippings, including the words "At War" and "The Survivor."
Keith Andrews, Keys of Free, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 42 x 42 inches, shown in a black frame above an olive green velvet armchair, beside a small side table with a plant, a wooden bookshelf and a black arc floor lamp.
Keith Andrews, Keys of Free, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 42 x 42 inches, shown in a black frame on a light grey wall.
Angled detail of Keys of Free by Keith Andrews, showing the top of the man&
Angled detail of Keys of Free by Keith Andrews, showing the man&
Angled detail of Keys of Free by Keith Andrews, showing the man&
Angled detail of Keys of Free by Keith Andrews, showing collaged black-and-white printed documents, including a header reading "Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," fading into the peach background.

Keys of Free



  • Keys of Free
  • Keith Andrews
  • Acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, stretched
  • Size: 42”W x 42"H 
  • Framing available upon request

Keith Andrews is a 45-year-old artist serving a life sentence that began at the age of 18. Through his paintings, Keith pours his deepest thoughts and feelings into each work, finding a sense of freedom that reminds him of life before incarceration. As a father and grandfather, he is committed to creating a legacy for future generations. Art is his way of changing the narrative and positively investing in his community, embodying his desire to inspire and advocate for social justice reform. 

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