Victoria Ledig is a Berlin-based artist whose multimedia work encompasses painting, ceramics, and art direction. With a background in sustainable fashion and a passion for empowering women, her art reflects a blend of personal and social themes. Her recent transition to motherhood has inspired her to reconnect with hands-on creative processes, resulting in a vibrant and diverse body of work.

In her paintings, Ledig explores the feminine form and spirit, as seen in works like A Mother's Touch and Comfort Me. These pieces showcase her use of acrylic on cotton canvas, with a bold style that combines elements of expressionism and contemporary portraiture. Ledig's focus on the female form as a central subject in her paintings is a way of exploring her own identity, and empowering other women by giving their emotions and realities a space to tell their stories. She cites Alice Neel, Mary Cassatt, and Elizabeth Catlett as some of her greatest artistic influences, inspiring her to address themes such as motherhood, identity, and empowerment in her work.

Ledig's artistic journey is marked by significant achievements and experiences. Born to a Lithuanian father and Siberian mother in the 1980s, she spent a decade in the Netherlands, where she studied design and worked in sustainable fashion. Her work has been exhibited at prestigious venues such as the Boymans van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam, the Mudac Museum in Lausanne, and during events like Salone del Mobile in Milan and Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. As a mother and an artist, Ledig continues to inspire and empower through her art, teaching, and personal journey. In February 2024, she joined Avant Gallery, further expanding her artistic horizons and sharing her unique vision with a wider audience.