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Victoria Unikel is an internationally recognized painter and mixed media artist whose provocative and versatile practice has challenged conventions since 2008. Known for her bold concepts and activist collections, she has exhibited widely and been featured in global outlets including Forbes, ELLE, the Daily Mail, L’Officiel, and the New York Post.
Unikel’s work spans painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media, with each collection carrying a powerful social message. Her recent series—Money, War, and Gender—channel contemporary debates into striking visual statements, while her upcoming collection Diamonds continues this exploration of art as cultural critique. She is also the founder of the Trancerealism movement, which seeks to create works through a channeling connection with the universe.
Beyond the visual arts, Unikel is a performer, producer, and media entrepreneur with a background in music and acting. She has appeared in film, television, and stage productions across the United States and Europe, and currently stars in and produces Exorcista, a paranormal and historical show centered on secrets, spells, and shadows. Through her diverse body of work, Unikel positions herself as both artist and provocateur, engaging audiences with creations that are as compelling as they are confrontational.
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