Vincent Fink is a Houston-based contemporary surrealist whose work fuses science, metaphysics, and philosophy through intricate ink drawings, geometric paintings, and public art. With a background in Media Arts & Animation, his practice reflects a rigorous, architectonic approach to visual storytelling.
His Atlas Metamorphosis series uses surreal, symbolic creatures to chart the rise and fall of civilizations, rendered in precise sumi ink and complex multi-point perspective. In Iterations, Fink explores Sacred Geometry and the hidden structures underlying nature and consciousness, balancing logic and mysticism.
His work spans murals, sculpture, and digital media, and has been exhibited in Rome, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and Art Basel. Fink is a multi-time Hunting Art Prize finalist and recipient of The Big Show award at Lawndale Art Center.
Through his art, Fink invites viewers to explore the boundaries of perception, thought, and the mathematical beauty embedded in the universe.
Vincent Fink’s work is surrealism in it’s purest form. His dark images with warped perspectives invite the viewer into a world that came from a lucid dream in which he observed the completed work. Pushing himself to recreate something that was beyond his imagination and skill in his waking life, Vincent has used this inspiration to develop the Metamorphosis Project, a concept that continues to spawn the hidden messages of his dreams. (The Houston Press)
Vincent has shown his work in museums, galleries and art centers internationally. You can read articles about him at Surrealism Today, High Brow Magazine, and dozens of other publications over the years.
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Co-owner of .506, a clothing and graphic design company in Houston that specializes in hand drawn, hand screen printed graphic t-shirts in an independent clothing brand as well as a design firm for bands, brands, and just about any commercial business. The full .506 t-shirt line, prints, and other items can be found at the online shop as well as boutiques around Texas and abroad.
He began a professional artist career in 2005 and has been self-employed since 2011. For information about his current Metamorphosis project and other series see the Gallery tab.