Kelvin Ansong is an emerging Ghanaian Artist, ambitious and passionate while possessing a classic work methodology. As an inspiring African creative fine artist, Kelvin aims to shed light on societal issues through his art. He’s best known for using distinct shapes and curves to create abstract, landscapes, wildlife and portrait pieces.
Kelvin believes in the visual depiction of emotions as another way to grasp the complexity of human nature hence the creation of Kescorism which is his main art style. Kelvin picks his inspiration from the soul of the Kaleidoscope. He portrays the reflection of colors in it. Kelvin also paints moments and movements from the 1950's referring to the concept of Sankofa, which is a Ghanaian word which literally means 'go back and take'. This highlights the idea of going back into the past and bringing moments forward into the present.