Still Mind (2024)

Victor Chibuike, born in 1999, is a visionary artist whose work is redefining the boundaries of self-expression and storytelling. Growing up in the vibrant streets of Suleja, Niger State, in northern Nigeria, Victor initially found his creative voice through music, mastering the art of drumming and performing with various musical bands. His artistic journey took a significant turn in 2020 when he expanded his creative focus to line art, using the human body as his canvas.

As a self-taught artist, Victor's unique blend of surrealism and fashion has garnered attention and acclaim. His work, including thought-provoking pieces like "Elever" and "Still Mind," has been exhibited at notable venues such as Florida Atlantic University. Victor’s ability to seamlessly fuse fashion with art allows him to tell powerful stories that resonate deeply with his audience, establishing him as a distinctive voice in the art world.

In addition to body painting, Victor has developed a diverse range of skills, including costume design, set design, and styling. These disciplines play a crucial role in amplifying his creative vision. He draws his inspiration from what he calls "The Art of Fashion," a philosophy that guides his continual evolution and pushes him to challenge conventional norms.

Victor's talent and dedication have not gone unnoticed. In 2022, he received the Dunamis Departmental Award for Selfless Service and Dedication in the Department of Music and Art. The following year, he won the Chike Agada Cover Art Challenge, earning the title of Best Music Cover Art Design.

Now based in Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital, Victor's studio is a space of artistic innovation and exploration, where he continues to push the limits of visual storytelling, solidifying his place as a rising force in the world of art.

Size and Resolution:

Produced in partnership with Printful, this print is set at a fixed size to achieve a high resolution of 150 DPI. This level of detail ensures vibrant, sharp, and visually impactful artwork. DPI (dots per inch) indicates the number of ink dots per inch, with 150 DPI being a standard for high-quality prints.

Pre-Added Border: 

A 1 cm (0.4 inch) border is included on each side of the print, ensuring that none of the artwork is lost during
framing and providing a clean, polished finish.

Enhanced Matte Paper: 

This museum-quality print is crafted on thick matte paper using a multicolor, water-based inkjet technique, delivering brilliant and long-lasting visuals. The paper is sourced from Japan and offers:

- Thickness: 10.3 mil (0.26 mm)

- Weight: 189 g/m²

- Opacity: 94% (refers to the paper ability to block light, the higher the better)

- ISO brightness: 104%

Note: The size of paper posters produced in our partner facility in Japan may vary by up to 0.4″ (1 cm).*

Framing Suggestion: 

Though unframed, we recommend pairing this print with a frame that matches its dimensions for optimal presentation. A minimalist or floating frame will enhance its modern, gallery-style appeal.

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