Andrew Ina explores ethnocentrism, familial histories, and the loss of cultural memory through photography, moving images, and installations. His work interweaves found, autoethnographic, and archival materials to reflect on cross-generational survival within the SWANA diaspora. His work has been exhibited widely, including recent exhibitions at TSA Philadelphia (PA),  RBC Media Gallery in Vancouver (BC), and CO-OPt Research and Projects (TX).  In the spring of 2026, he will be the featured artist at the Light Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, hosted by the Center for Documentary Research and Practice at Indiana University. In 2024, he participated as an artist in residence at the True/False Film Festival (MO). His work has screened widely, including the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival (CA), the St. Louis International Film Festival (MO), the Portland Film Festival (OR), the Glasgow Film Theatre (UK), and the Wexner Center for the Arts (OH). Andrew holds an MA in Animation from the Glasgow School of Art (UK) and an MFA from Emily Carr University in Vancouver (BC).