Vanessa Endeley is a visual artist whose works are a fusion of contemporary art and profound introspection. Her focus is on the exploration of the human experience and the essence of existence itself, with her pieces often evoking a sense of profound emotional depth, inviting viewers to dive into the layers of her artistry and explore the human psyche. 

Through the interplay of bold brushstrokes, delicate lines, and a rich colour palette, she creates visually compelling and emotionally charged pieces that leave an indelible impression on the observer's mind. This unyielding passion for self-expression led her to pursue formal training at the University of the Arts London, refining her techniques and honing her artistic voice.

Vanessa is a key collaborator in a major academic research project within the Photography Programme at London School of Communication. Holding Space aims to help students make work about their personal traumatic experience within a higher education setting.

Vanessa has collaborated with well established brands like Cartier and Saatchi Gallery. She participated in an exhibition celebrating black history month at Christie’s London, and her works were a significant conversation starter at the 2024 edition of ArtXLagos.

Her work was included in a group exhibition at the Barbican Library, London, in April 2025. She is set to make her debut at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London this October, marking an exciting new chapter in her practice.