"Hip Hop Evolution" "Hip Hop Heaven" "Hip Hop Culture" "Underground Railroad" "Mother's Love" "Sisters In Conference" "Daniel And The Lions" "Hannibal" "Foot Prints" "Who Shot The Sheriff" "Remember The Times" "My Queen" Kolongi emigrated from Barbados with a single purpose: to establish  himself as an international artist, with the chief focus on original artwork and prints. His work emphasizes the compelling heritage and culture of the African American experience. Kolongi's unique vision and innovative style brings a fresh approach to African American art.

Kolongi’s interest in art started at an early age. At eight years of age, he was awarded first prize in a county-wide Barbadian competition. Self-taught without the benefit of traditional teachers, he forged his own style for which he continues to receive international recognition.
The style of Kolongi's artwork breaks the mold. He uses oils on canvas to convey his messages. Kolongi’s motivation is to project positive images. The diverse subject matter of his work includes family, culture, spirituality and the black experience. In this way, he contributes to the education of all people about the greatness of the African culture. For example, he uses contrasting colors and shapes to deceive the eye into seeing beyond what is on the canvas, others offer straight forward emotion-tugging images of life, living and history of people of African descent.

He welcomes interest, support, comments and even critiques of his work. His attitude is simple: "A closed mind cannot bring new messages to the public". Kolongi's motivation is to project positive messages. In this way, he contributes to the education of all people about the greatness of the African culture. His motto is: "Uplift your mind, uplift your culture and make wise use of your time."

Kolongi currently resides in Florida.

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