Free Bread presents: Aaron Kai solo pop up exhibition

About

Hailing from the small town of Hilo, Hawaii, post pop artist Aaron Kai’s waves can be seen worldwide. Grooming his art through inspiration from his natural surroundings since adolescence, he took his talents to San Francisco and is making his marks with notable projects such as Hurley’s Anti-Canvas campaign in 2013. With his affinity to street wear, Aaron Kai has worked with street wear staples, The Hundreds and Official, on separate capsule collection’s that are already produced or in the works. Notable achievements and accomplishments under his belt include covering Be-Street magazine, a Parisian street wear trade show that features the likes of many recognizable brands and personalities and being invited to paint at Pow! Wow! Hawaii 2015. Staying true to his roots, Aaron Kai collaborates frequently with Oahu based restaurant Fresh Cafe, on the curation of the design and the artistic lay out of the store. Aaron Kai remains a stead fast listener of hip-hop music. Having a vast knowledge of old school and new school artists, Aaron Kai prides himself in being able to use his talents to swoon the eye of many major players in today’s music industry. Most recently, Aaron Kai designed the official tour shirt for hip-hop sensation G-Eazy. Aaron Kai’s art work is more than just waves and bold outlines. The waves have brought him abroad to Paris and even to 6 countries in Asia via the Aaron Kai World Tour in collaboration with Official. The future is promising for the 26-year old. Keep up with his day-to-day operations via his social media outlets.