Vincent Van De Wijngaard

Bio

Vincent van de Wijngaard is a visionary artist whose work captivates through a masterful interplay of color and an inquisitive approach to visual storytelling. With an early passion for music and graphic design, he honed his craft by studying photography at The Royal Academy in The Hague. This foundation ignited a journey that has taken him across more than seventy countries, enriching his artistic perspective with a deep appreciation for diverse cultures. Renowned for his ability to weave compelling narratives within both stark and intricate settings, van de Wijngaard has garnered prestigious assignments from esteemed publications such as Vogue Hommes International, GQ Style, and Interview. His striking photographs and films have graced museums and galleries around the globe, earning him a distinguished place in the contemporary art scene. Notably, his feature-length film, *There is No Blue without Yellow and Orange*, which explores the life and environment of the iconic painter Vincent van Gogh, premiered at the National Art Center in Tokyo in 2010, further solidifying his reputation as a multifaceted artist. Through his lens, van de Wijngaard invites viewers to engage with the world in new and profound ways, making his work both relevant and resonant in today’s artistic landscape.