Kevin Broome is a creative director, writer, and multidisciplinary artist based on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.
His work spans visual storytelling, collage, film and television writing, ecological initiatives, publishing experiments, food-based community projects, and emerging creative technologies. Across these practices runs an ongoing interest in perception, systems, memory, and the ways people construct meaning through narrative, ritual, and place.
He is the founder and creative director of Wall On The Fly, a boutique communications studio working with purpose-driven organizations across branding, editorial design, and sustainability communications.
He lives in xwésám (“fat fish” in the shíshálh language; Roberts Creek in English), on the unceded ancestral lands of the shíshálh and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nations.
His work spans visual storytelling, collage, film and television writing, ecological initiatives, publishing experiments, food-based community projects, and emerging creative technologies. Across these practices runs an ongoing interest in perception, systems, memory, and the ways people construct meaning through narrative, ritual, and place.
He is the founder and creative director of Wall On The Fly, a boutique communications studio working with purpose-driven organizations across branding, editorial design, and sustainability communications.
He lives in xwésám (“fat fish” in the shíshálh language; Roberts Creek in English), on the unceded ancestral lands of the shíshálh and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nations.
