Vini Meio

Brazilian artist and designer Vini Meio, based in São Paulo, Brazil, blends his Okinawan heritage with the visual intensity of contemporary Brazilian life to create work that examines what it means to stay human in a digitally accelerated world. Moving between visual arts, design, and narrative driven critique, his imagery fuses bold color fields, layered textures, and graphic precision. The result is a body of work that mirrors the fractures of modern communication such as overlapping timelines, distorted memories, and identities reshaped by virtual environments.

Across series like Distortion, Vini explores how globalization, digital validation, and post modern fragmentation shape our relationships and our sense of self. His practice reinterprets enduring themes of memory, connection, and identity through the lens of the virtual age, creating images that feel both familiar and estranged. Each piece acts as a reflective surface that invites viewers to confront their own narratives and to recognize the subtle threads of humanity that persist beneath the noise of contemporary life.