Eddy Ekpo is a self-taught multimedia artist. With a notable presence in past BIPOC exhibitions, Eddy’s work dives into the depths of his psyche, drawing inspiration from personal experiences, past trauma, and life as an observer.

Having established roots in Salt Lake for over six years, Eddy reflects on his journey as a Nigerian artist in Utah as a challenging yet fulfilling endeavor. He has actively sought to push the boundaries within the cultural landscape, defining his unique voice amidst the local artistic narrative. Embracing a diverse range of art forms, including photography, digital art, painting, poetry, and storytelling, Eddy’s creative expression knows no limits as he seeks to convey his message through various mediums.

You may have seen his works showcased in multiple settings, including his collaboration with Nordstrom, Adobe, The Leonardo SLC, the prestigious Edison House and many other extinguished spaces and events that spark creativity and invite art enthusiasts alike.

Eddy’s art serves as a gateway for viewers to dive deep into his vulnerability and engage with profound emotions demonstrated through his creations. Emanating themes of play, his work explores themes of a recurrent dream where he finds himself in a state of falling and grappling with unseen obstacles. Each piece he produces weaves elements of this vivid dream, reflecting his relentless pursuit to capture its essence.

Eddy’s artistic journey is a testament to his unwavering commitment to authentic self-expression and the continuous exploration of his innermost reflections and evolution

“Creativity is intelligence having fun”- Albert Einstein