Victoria Westerman

An ambitious and influential Creative Generalist who has developed and honed a successful career across creative design, curation, branding and project management, utilising breadth of skills acquired across multiple sectors such as the contemporary art industry together with previous background in art-science. An innovation driven creative expert with proven experience in conceptualising ground-breaking ideas who excels in developing effective strategies and campaigns, implementing timelines and deliverables and utilising an analytical approach to enable project success who has honed a reputation within the art world for the refining of brand and communication content for complex digital projects aimed at diverse audiences. An array of exposure across the Creative Generalist remit would ensure immediate and ongoing value is offered within any forward thinking organisation.

Co-lead the creation of theVOV, pioneering a new brand, website and events programme which introduced virtual reality into the mainstream art world, maximising engagement and collaboration with the technology company and multiple institutions

➢ Secured a wealth of recognition following the creation of a fully immersive performance / presentation which resulted in winning a Cannes Film Festival showcase award for an innovative VR project

➢ Repeatedly developed engaging and highly successful pitch deck that have played a critical role in the acquisition of £100,000s for key projects, engaging seamlessly with institutions and businesses on a global platform

➢ Art and Science MA, Specialisation: the science of subconscious visual communication, gamification and digital audience engagement, 2:1+, Awarded Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship – UAL, Central Saint Martins(September 2016 – July 2018)

➢ Illustration BA Honours, Specialisation: scientific illustration, infographics and memetics, higher tier 2:1 –Falmouth University (September 2011 – July 2013)

➢ Foundation in Art and Design, Specialisation: storytelling, distinction – Oxford and Cherwell Valley College (September 2008 – July 2009)