Wincenty Wójcik (b. Poland, 1997) is a figurative painter living and working in the Netherlands. Four years ago, he relocated to the Netherlands to focus fully on developing his craft, establishing a consistent studio practice and completing a number of private commissions. His commitment and growth led to his first major public show in the ROI Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London, held by the Royal Institute of Oil Painters — an organization renowned for its long-standing dedication to excellence in oil painting.

Working primarily in oils and charcoal, his artistic language draws inspiration from the psychological depth of Lucian Freud and the painterly insight of Richard Schmid. His portraits begin with direct observation yet deliberately move beyond strict replication. Through layered, impressionistic brushwork and the introduction of abstract passages within figures and environments, he aims to create a more emotional and dimensional presence on the canvas.

He continues to refine a practice that balances precision with expressive freedom.