Vince Fraser

Vince Fraser (b. 1981) is a British Afro-surrealist digital artist whose work explores Black identity, ancestry, and cultural memory through immersive visual storytelling. Blending AI, 3D design, motion graphics, and surreal aesthetics with African diasporic symbolism, he creates layered digital worlds where history, spirituality, and contemporary culture converge.

Rooted in his Jamaican heritage and informed by Pan-African narratives, Fraser reimagines heritage as a living, evolving force. His practice challenges conventional representations of Black identity, constructing dreamlike visual experiences that connect ancestral histories with contemporary digital culture. Working across fine art, public installations, immersive media, and creative collaborations, he uses technology as a tool for cultural reclamation and storytelling.

His work has been exhibited internationally, including in London, New York, and Miami, and he has collaborated with artists such as Erykah Badu, Outkast, and Black Coffee. Often describing himself as a contemporary visual griot, Fraser uses digital media to reclaim overlooked histories and create visionary narratives that bridge the ancestral past with the transformative possibilities of the present.