My name is Victoria Nkemadu. I was born in Atlanta, Georgia to a Nigerian father and African-American mother. According to my mother, since the age of 3, I've always moved, whether jumping, running, skipping, or rolling- movement has always been and is a part of me. At the age of 5, I was introduced to dance from the College Park Recreation Center.

I've trained technically from studios, schools, and churches in the states of Georgia & South Carolina such as Norma’s Dance Academy, Price Performing Arts, Atlanta Total Dance Production,Tri- Cities High School Magnet Program, Love Center Atlanta (fka Greater Rising Star Baptist Church), and Bible Way on Atlas Road (Divine Praise). In December 2013, I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Minor in Dance at the University of Georgia. As a Dance Minor, I developed technical and educational skills about the art form of dance. In May 2017, I graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Master of Social Work, specializing in children, youth, and families. 

At Love Center Atlanta, I was introduced to liturgical dance, my purpose. As a result, I proudly served at Love Center Atlanta, my home church, as the Lead Dancer, Choreographer, and Dance Teacher from January 2008-December 2018. In these two roles, I choreographed and taught children ballet, modern, and liturgical dances while instilling discipline and respect for the Holy Trinity, themselves, and others. As a result,  I became a mentor by developing their character through biblical principles and dance.

With liturgical dance, I minister which grants me the opportunity to direct my audience to Jesus Christ. In July 2025, I finally partnered with Jesus to create Uniquely Designed Dance to empower and inspire the ministration of choreography. Dances are created to inspire, encourage, and motivate which ultimately empowers.