OUR SEVENTH FINALIST
Vane MG
Vane MG is a Colombian-born multidisciplinary artist and designer now thriving in London, celebrated for her vibrant fusion of cultural heritage and contemporary artistry. Her work spans street art and digital illustration, distinguished by its bold neon palette, playful nods to her background in toy design, and her signature *Heart Eyes* motif—a hallmark of her realistic female portraits infused with an abundance of hearts and urban energy.
Vane MG’s art is deeply rooted in her Colombian identity, blending its rich natural and cultural symbolism with the dynamic vibes of London. A career highlight includes her landmark collaboration with the world-renowned Kew Gardens during their famed Orchid Festival. Here, she became the first artist to paint murals within the Princess of Wales Conservatory walls, bringing to life colourful depictions of Colombian nature. This achievement not only showcased her artistic vision but also positioned her as a proud ambassador of Colombian art on the global stage.
Her unique ability to merge cultural storytelling with modern techniques makes Vane MG a standout voice in the contemporary art scene.

Inside the Mind of Vane MG: Colombian Street Art Meets London Energy
We visit the Yamaha Store in Soho to meet our fifth Dubel Prize finalist: Vane MG, a Colombian-born, London-based multidisciplinary artist and designer. Two of her striking works are on display in this iconic space.
Known for her Heart Eyes signature and electric neon palette, Vane MG’s art fuses her Colombian roots with London’s urban energy. Her work spans street art and digital illustration, combining the playfulness of her toy design background with powerful female portraiture, hearts, and vibrant cultural symbolism.
Vane MG brings bold, contemporary storytelling to life, a unique voice in today’s art world.
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