Keris Love is an influential force artist who uses her creative talents to create social, political, and environmental justice movements. A Grammy-nominated songwriter, writer, curator, and producer, Keris has a way of storytelling with purpose, using her platform to make change and amplify marginalized voices.
“Artivism can save lives and inspire change, but the revolution is not performance art,” she emphasizes.
Her songs serve as a beacon of awareness and a blueprint for hope, while her work in the background as a producer and curator is rooted in empathy and ethical intentions. Keris’ artistic lens is deeply shaped by the Black female experience, preserving cultural memory while imagining and taking steps toward a brighter future.
Keris’ impact goes far beyond the arts. For Keris Love, activism is not just a practice — it’s a pathway to transformation. In her words: “The revolution is not performance art. The goal is to get a place where we don’t have to protest and fight for basic needs.”
Check out Keris’ website at https://www.kerislove.com/.