Elijah McKenzie-Jackson, a 20-year-old visual artist has rapidly emerged as a global force in art and advocacy. Recognized by The New York Times as a leading voice, his early feature in GQ Turkey at just 15 marked the beginning of a distinguished career. His work, bridging art with social change, has made significant impacts, from international engagements in places like the Amazon Rainforest to leading global climate strikes. His art, utilizing ink, acrylic, and spray paint, challenges norms and evokes deep reflection. His notable Times Square sculpture, There's No Place Like Home, materialised his role as a pivotal cultural influencer, celebrated across major platforms for his visionary approach to fostering societal progress.