Kish Robinson (KILO KISH) is an interdisciplinary artist and performer working in music, film, installation, performance, and written word. Her most extensive project is Kilo Kish, a solo music project exploring personal identity and cultural expectations. Musically, she has collaborated with Gorillaz, The Internet, Vince Staples, and Childish Gambino, amongst others, garnering attention since her debut in 2011. Kish works in a project based format, diving into a wide range of genres and mediums to dissect her unsettled view of millennial life. Over the years, her creative practice has expanded to physical performances and directing films. Her music has been featured in Vogue, W Magazine, The New York Times, Pitchfork, Dazed, The Guardian, Billboard, and Fader. Kish has exhibited performance and film works with two solo installations at HVW8 Los Angeles. Additionally, Her videos have screened at the Getty Center, The Hammer Museum, and the Museum of Image and Sound in Brazil.
