About Ky Beaux

Ky Beaux Artist Bio:

Ky Beaux is a multidisciplinary artist, storyteller, and innovator from Louisiana. With a Bachelor’s degree in Visual Art from the University of Louisiana, a Master’s in Art and Technology from the University of Oklahoma, and a minor in Music Business from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Ky Beaux creates immersive experiences that blend visual art, music, and interactive media.

His work reflects themes of resilience, cultural identity, and personal transformation, using innovative techniques like augmented reality and 3D modeling to push the boundaries of traditional art forms. Projects like the Art Mixtape and Art Album redefine storytelling by merging music, poetry, and visual art into cohesive experiences that captivate audiences.

Ky Beaux has exhibited at renowned venues such as the Stella Jones Gallery in New Orleans and collaborated with major brands like Champion, contributing to cultural milestones like Dreamville Fest and the National Hip-Hop Museum x Art Basel. His sculpture Hurricane Strong, unveiled at the Alexandria Museum of Art, is a tribute to his mother, Rachel Guilbeaux, and draws inspiration from Tupac Shakur’s Dear Mama.

The Art Mixtape project combines art and poetry into a sensory narrative, while the Art Album, released at the Maison Freetown Museum, explores themes of survival and heritage through visual storytelling and music from The Karter 2. Both projects highlight Ky Beaux’s ability to innovate and connect with audiences on multiple levels.

Ky Beaux’s work is deeply rooted in his Louisiana upbringing, yet it resonates universally, celebrating resilience and creativity. His dedication to blending art forms and exploring cultural narratives establishes him as a visionary in contemporary art.