Kodjovi Sevon is a visual artist whose work draws from the energy of graffiti and the structure of fine art. Raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by immigrant parents from Togo, his perspective is shaped by cultural duality. He tells stories of identity and resilience in his work, using materials like concrete, brick, and spray paint to build layered pieces that explore legacy and personal transformation.

His pieces carry the texture of real life—raw surfaces, bold marks, and controlled chaos. By placing elements of the city inside refined spaces, Sevon creates tension, sparks conversation, and opens up new ways of seeing.