Hi, I’m Vincent — a visual artist and videographer born and raised in Bandung, now based in Bali.
I’ve been interested in visual art since I was a kid. I’ve always been obsessed with how things look and feel: design, fashion, drawing, painting, architecture, movies, photography. For me, they’re all connected. Instead of separating them, I pull from all of these worlds when I shoot and edit, which is why I simply call myself a visual artist.
Today, I work mainly in fashion, creating visuals for brands, creatives, and artists who care about atmosphere and attention to detail. I like keeping my sets calm and focused, giving just enough direction so people feel comfortable instead of stiff. In the edit, I think about where the video will live — a full-screen film, a vertical reel, or a small loop on a website — and I build the rhythm, framing, and colour around that.
At the core, my work is about people, light, and small moments. Whether it’s a campaign shoot in a studio or traveling to exotic places, I’m interested in making images that feel quiet but strong — something you can return to and still feel something each time.
I’ve been interested in visual art since I was a kid. I’ve always been obsessed with how things look and feel: design, fashion, drawing, painting, architecture, movies, photography. For me, they’re all connected. Instead of separating them, I pull from all of these worlds when I shoot and edit, which is why I simply call myself a visual artist.
Today, I work mainly in fashion, creating visuals for brands, creatives, and artists who care about atmosphere and attention to detail. I like keeping my sets calm and focused, giving just enough direction so people feel comfortable instead of stiff. In the edit, I think about where the video will live — a full-screen film, a vertical reel, or a small loop on a website — and I build the rhythm, framing, and colour around that.
At the core, my work is about people, light, and small moments. Whether it’s a campaign shoot in a studio or traveling to exotic places, I’m interested in making images that feel quiet but strong — something you can return to and still feel something each time.