In Practice

Vincent Divine is a multidisciplinary artist working across film, music, photography, and sculpture. He’s drawn to the surreal and uncanny, and likes exploring the strange places where reality, memory, and being human overlap.

His personal work often deals with decay, isolation, memory, and the things we don’t always know how to say out loud. He makes documentaries, narrative films like The Archivist, and sculptures, with a focus on honest stories, weird ideas, and leaving a little room for interpretation.

Alongside his personal work, Vincent works in marketing and commercial storytelling. His full-time gig is at DPA Microphones, where he works in creative and manages content for the company globally, taking projects from concept through execution. Outside of that, he works with local businesses on digital media, while continuing to make his own films, music, and art.

At the end of the day, he just likes making things and finding interesting ways to tell stories; whether that’s for a brand, a person, or himself.

Two young men standing outside at night, one wearing a Jack Skellington mask with a cigarette, the other pointing at him and smiling.