His images combine technical skill with an artistic eye. His work is characterized by careful composition, precise lighting, and a fine sense of texture. He does not simply use the natural environment as a backdrop, but actively incorporates it into the composition of his images. The result is images that not only document, but also tell stories - of habitats, of tranquility and tension, of intimacy and wildness.

André's penchant for reduction is striking. Many of his photographs appear thoughtfully minimalist, leaving room for interpretation. He deliberately relies on strong contrasts, clear lines, and a quiet imagery that often has graphic qualities. The deliberate use of negative surfaces and unusual perspectives gives his subjects a particular depth and impact.

Composition plays a central role for André. Instead of placing the animals in the center of the picture in a classical, format-filling way, he often shows them in their natural environment. The surroundings are deliberately included and contribute significantly to the message of the image. The result is photographs that go beyond the subject and give the viewer new insights into the animals' behavior and habitat.

His color palette is usually natural and restrained, occasionally working with strong contrasts of light and dark to intensify the pictorial effect. The fine balance between restraint and expression gives his work a quiet power. In this way, his primary motif, the animal, takes center stage, even if it is depicted small, almost casually in its habitat. This style runs through many of his paintings and is his trademark.

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