Born in 1977 in Nigeria and creative from childhood, Vincent studied painting in an art school. He made South Africa his home since 2009. Haven failed in various attempts to succeed as an artist/businessman in previous years, the year 2013 marks a drastic turn around in Vincent’s artistic career when he made a firm decision to take on art fulltime. This, in turn, translated into his technique evolving “from realistic to expressive”. Enjoying the freedom found in his resent technique, Vincent creates images with drippings of paints, with little or no brush contact to his work surface. The manner in which he moves his brush over his canvas results in the variation of his lines sizes, giving them distinct uniqueness. His notable work portrays Kitty Phetla, known for her performance of “The Dying Swan” at the Royal Carre Theater at the Faranani concert for Nelson Mandela in Amsterdam in 2002. Inspired by this ballerina’s passion, dedication, focus and hard work towards her career; Vincent’s major works portray ballet dancers in their “moments”.