Kabangu is a self-taught visual artist celebrated for his vibrant, dynamic style that blends contemporary art with his African heritage. His work features a mix of figurative elements and abstract shapes, reminiscent of abstract expressionism and the spontaneity of Jackson Pollock. Using tools like fingers and spatulas, he creates striking compositions with flowing black paint against bold backgrounds. Influenced by hip-hop, urban life, and his own experiences, Kabangu’s art reflects the millennial generation, encouraging viewers to reconnect with their inner joy and creativity. He explores themes of light and dark, beauty and imperfection, inviting positive emotions and imaginative reflection. His paintings also draw connections to the graffiti art movement of the 1980s, particularly the legacy of artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat, enriching their cultural significance.