Steve Kalinda

Creating art is essential to my daily routine, like breathing or eating. It brings me comfort and fulfilment like nothing else. I have pursued other interests throughout my life, but I always return to art. It is a constant source of inspiration and joy.

In recent years, I have discovered the power of digital editing to allow me to express myself quickly and clearly. The ease of handling digital tools enables me to capture the momentum of my creative impulses and translate them into new forms and expressions. Deciphering the incoming frequencies of artistic inspiration feels effortless and exciting, like a lucky break. To me, art translates light into form, capturing the beauty and complexity of the world around us.

Bachelor Degree in Films and Philosophy.

- Affordable Art Fair, New York, USA – 22–26 March 2023

- Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, London, UK – 3–6 November 2022, represented by TAG Fine Arts

- Digital Horizons: Contemporary Art in the Metaverse, Online – Hosted by Artspace, New York, USA,
September 2022

- QUARANTENA, London Lighthouse Gallery – May–June 2021

- Virtual Visions: Global Digital Art Showcase, Los Angeles, USA – April 2021

- London City Island Resident Art Show, London, UK – 1 February–31 March 2018, presented by
Ballymore, Arebyte, and Trinity Art Studios

- Ones to Watch, Group Exhibition by Exhibithere – 16 June–4 July 2014, 59 London Wall, EC2M 5TR

- Inner Beauty, Group Exhibition – 18–31 July 2017, Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, UK

- BE BOLD, Solo Exhibition – 6–20 July 2017, Quaker Street Coffee Shop, London, UK

- On the Books, Group Exhibition – 15 November–22 December 2017, Victoria Library, London, UK

- Digital Dialogues: New Media Art Fair, San Francisco, USA – October 2019

- Pixels & Poetry, Virtual Group Exhibition – Miami, USA, January 2018