Initially trained in architecture, he pursued a career as fashion designer before shifting his interest to visual arts. He consequently works with various media from video to installation with an influence from fashion. Andrianomearisoa creates bridges between fine art and fashion, maximizing the possibilities of textiles. The variety of fabrics in his artworks gives them an architectural density that recalls stone. Those fabrics may echo the lamba – the ubiquitous garment of Madagascar. The way one wears the lamba, its material and its number of stripes indicate social position, age and origin.[2]