Okiemute Kelvin Ibrudhabor

Okiemute Kelvin Ibrudhabor is a Nigerian multidisciplinary artist who uses soft pastels and mixed media to explore Isoko heritage, memory, and identity. Deeply rooted in his culture, Kelvin blends hands-on mark-making with modern technology to create art that feels both personal and alive.
​At the heart of his practice is the EchoMind Culture project, where he pairs tactile, layered artwork with Augmented Reality (AR). By integrating AR into his pieces, Kelvin invites viewers to move beyond just looking at a canvas—giving them a way to hear, see, and connect with the deeper African stories woven into each work. For Kelvin, art isn't just a static object to hang on a wall; it is a bridge between ancestral roots and digital futures, designed to spark genuine emotional connection.

Graduate of fine and applied Art ( BFA ) Ambrose Alli university Ekpoma edo state Nigeria 2011-2016

Fine and applied art final year school group exhibition 2016

Artcore3.0 theme moral collapse Warri delta state 2024.

April showers 2026 where resilience becomes ritual and art becomes renewal
3rd place juror seleted Artist