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Vincent Devine collaborates with leading researchers, institutions, and patient advocates to create fine art that visualizes the unseen — from cellular biology and cancer research to emotional and physical journeys through illness. Explore a growing body of work that bridges scientific understanding with human experience.
Vincent Devine is an Irish artist based in Co.Offaly, Ireland. He learned to draw at the age of 4 and paint at the age of 9. He studied at The Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest and has a Honours Degree in Visual Communications. Devine's work is in public and private collections Internationally and he has exhibited in Hong Kong, Toronto, Miami and extensively in the UK and Ireland. His work has featured in many publications including The Irish Times, The Sunday Business Post and the Irish Independent. His record breaking portrait of female health campaigner Vicky Phelan garnered national coverage including a feature on RTE News and Nationwide. His oeuvre focuses on reconstructing tree forms while his portraiture reflects his love of the human anatomy and the unseen.
In 2023 his work expanded into cancer research where he was invited to work with University College Dublin to depict the intricate layers of cancer. While working closely with cancer researchers and patient advocates Devine has developed groundbreaking paintings which through public engagement events are helping to communicate complex subjects to increase awareness and improve public engagement with the sciences. His work serves as a visual medium that dismantles barriers inviting viewers to contemplate and explore profound subjects beyond traditional methods.
"I want to paint something you cannot hold in the palm of your hand or see with the naked eye" Vincent Devine.