About kirsty latoya

Kirsty Latoya, also known by her creative moniker KirzArt, is a self-taught digital artist hailing from South London. With a passion rooted in early childhood, Kirsty’s journey from sketching on paper to mastering digital illustration is one of resilience and innovation. After years of experimentation, she developed a unique technique of using her finger as a stylus on her iPad, producing vibrant, emotionally resonant pieces that explore themes of mental health, identity, and societal challenges.

Kirsty’s work has received widespread recognition, with features in prominent outlets like Buzzfeed, HuffPost, and ITV. Her mental health-focused art was even spotlighted at 10 Downing Street. An accomplished speaker and facilitator, Kirsty has collaborated with major brands such as Apple, leading workshops that blend art and wellness. In 2018, she published her debut book, Reflections of Me, a powerful collection of digital art and poetry that delves into her personal experiences with mental health

In addition to her artistic pursuits, Kirsty is a sought-after creative mentor, frequently hosting workshops and panels. Her spoken word single, A Letter to My Father, further demonstrates her versatility and passion for storytelling. Whether through her evocative art, published works, or live events, Kirsty continues to champion mental health awareness and inspire others to embrace their creativity.