Born and raised on the South side of Chicago, Zeph Farmby is a multi-disciplined artist and art activist.  He started his career as a graffiti artist, covering the city of Chicago with his visions.  His world-renowned “Eat The Rich” painting, vast murals, teachings, and art on apparel extending his creativity to all walks of life.  

Zeph creates art using multiple layers combining wit and humor with an underlined message about greed, humanity and the ills of society.  The message is usually anti-greed, anti-capitalism and/or anti-establishment.

Zeph’s creative works has been on display at Yale University and worn/used by the likes of Kayne West, Jay Z, Swizz Beatz and artwork featured in major publications such as Complex Magazine, Hypebeast, XXL magazine and Vice. 

Zeph is currently the “2017-2018 Artist-in-Residence” at Artspace New Haven and preparing artwork for 3 solo exhibits, and mural projects with international clients in Haiti and Japan.