Ephraim Kihondo (b. 1995), is a multidisciplinary revolutionary artist seeking to marry art with revolution in a way that has defined cultures in eras past.
Kihondo’s artistry demonstrates a commitment to unity and human connection, using paintings, poetry and video to explore love’s enduring influence and its ability to shape society.
A vocal champion in bringing love to the forefront of our minds, his studies challenge us to question, critique and take action in a world that typically encourages us to be bystanders to our own and other’s pain.
His work is, to borrow the words of Toni Cade Bambara,
“to make revolution irresistible.”
