From the 1980s to now, Vincent Leow has been pushing boundaries in his practice and is known for his use of different mediums such as sculpture, painting, printmaking, drawing, performance art, video, and installation. He also stands as a central figure in the history of the art collective, being one of the early members of The Artists Village in the 1980s. A decade later, he co-founded the collective Plastique Kinetic Worms (PKW) and served as its artistic director in exhibitions and programmes in Singapore and Southeast Asia. As an educator, Vincent spent decades in art education; from LASALLE College of the Arts to University of Sharjah’s College of Fine Arts and Design in the UAE to School of the Arts (SOTA). Vincent has participated extensively in group exhibitions and held many solo shows, and he represented Singapore at the 52nd Venice Biennale (2007). In 2020, he was awarded the Cultural Medallion, Singapore’s highest arts accolade which celebrates practitioners who have made extraordinary contributions to the country’s artistic development through professional maturity in their practice and a distinctive body of work. The particularity of his point of view, astute approach to satire, commentaries on culture and commodification, and a profound sense of humour permeate Vincent’s practice.