Hello and welcome — I’m Victoria White, and I’m so glad you’re here.
I was born into an artistic family where creativity wasn’t just encouraged — it was part of everyday life. My mother and sister are professional pianists, and while they filled our home with music, I found my own rhythm in color, line, and form.
From the time I was two, I could be found shaping tiny clay animals and creating entire worlds in my imagination. Even then, I understood the quiet magic of bringing something to life from nothing — a spark of joy that still lives in me today. I still feel it every time I open a fresh box of colored pencils or turn the first crisp page of a new sketchbook. At seven, I began formal art education in a dedicated art school that quickly became my second home. I especially loved rainy evenings there, when the rooms hummed with quiet focus and the outside world seemed to disappear. Those moments grounded me, inspired me, and shaped the artist I’ve become. By fourteen, I held my first solo exhibition — a milestone that was both thrilling and deeply personal. Seeing my work displayed for others to experience, sharing my inner world publicly for the first time, and even being interviewed on local television affirmed something I had always known: art isn’t just something I create — it is who I am. Today, I work primarily in oil, watercolor, and pencil, each medium revealing a different layer of thought and emotion. My work often reflects moments of stillness, nostalgia, and intimate reflection. Every brushstroke, every line, is an attempt to connect — to bridge the space between myself and others, between tradition and modern experience, between what we feel and what we sometimes can’t put into words.
My hope is that when you explore my art, you’ll see beauty — but also feel truth. Perhaps you’ll recognize something familiar, something you’ve felt before, or something that inspires you in a new way.
Thank you for being here. I invite you to step into my gallery and experience the stories woven into each piece.