The surreal and evocative world of vintagemozart (b. 1994) brings viewers into a visionary exploration of African and Greek mythology, where dreamscapes and historical symbols coalesce into reimagined futures. A Zimbabwean Afro-surrealist and Afrofuturist artist, vintagemozart is best known for digital collages that merge mythological narratives with music, animation, and intricate hand-drawn topographies. These compositions become immersive experiences that challenge perceptions, inviting audiences to navigate between past wisdom and speculative futures.

Core to the artist's practice is his positioning as an Afrofuturist. He sees technology as a means to enhance and redefine the Black experience. His work as vintagemozart uses digital collage to interlace diverse influences, from mythological tales to contemporary issues. Hand-drawn topographic lines serve as a distinct signature within his digital landscapes, lending each piece a personal touch that echoes both the artist's heritage and explorations of identity. These lines are more than visual elements—they’re pathways that trace human emotions and the unseen landscapes of the mind. Every line is a deliberate choice, capturing the intersections of thought, culture, and history. They map out a journey for the viewer, guiding them through reflections on space, time, and the intimate connections that define us.