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Victoria Unikel is an award-winning artist, media mogul, and serial entrepreneur known for her versatility and provocative artistry across entertainment and business.

She stands out as a prominent figure across two continents — both as an acclaimed creative and as the President & Co-Founder of VUGA Group, a diversified portfolio of 15 companies spanning television, media, AI-powered SaaS, and aerospace technology.

VUGA Group's TV networks are distributed across 600M+ devices worldwide via Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, iOS, and Android. The company also develops AI-powered platforms for legal, medical, and public safety industries.

As an international celebrity artist and influencer, Unikel has been featured in Forbes, Daily Mail, Mirror, New York Post, L'Officiel, The Independent, The Sun and many others.

Beyond business, Unikel has garnered attention as a performer, painter, writer, and producer. With a top-notch education in music and acting, she has played numerous roles in film, TV, and stage performances in the US, France, Germany, Russia, and Ukraine.

Victoria is the host and producer of Exorcista — a paranormal, horror, and true crime show about Secrets, Spells and Shadows.

Official website: Exorcista show

As a writer, she has authored screenplays, books, and her debut children's Sci-Fi novel Emma + Luke = Disappear to Nowhere

As UNIKEL , she is a painter and mixed-media artist exhibiting since 2008.

Her work sold at celebrity charity auctions including Make-A-Wish Foundation and MOSAIC Federation Gala at NYC's Cipriani 42nd Street, where she won the Top Art prize.

Her Music has been featured in international films, with projects published by The Orchard (Sony Music) selling 200,000+ albums globally.

Victoria Unikel is President of VUGA Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit supporting emerging contemporary artists through residencies, studio space, exhibitions, film production, cultural programs, festivals, art therapy, and the upcoming public art museum.

She has worked with organizations including the AIDS Foundation (Berlin) and Make-A-Wish Foundation (USA), and is an advocate for the LGBT community.

In 2019, she received an award from MOSAIC Federation (international organization of CIA, FBI, and law enforcement agencies) at a celebrity gala for her contributions to the fight against human trafficking.