Emmanuel Massillon (b. 1998, Washington D.C.) is a conceptual artist whose multidisciplinary practice spans painting, performance, sound, and sculpture. His work critically examines race, identity, and culture, particularly as they relate to people of African descent. Growing up in Washington D.C.’s inner city, Massillon’s experiences shape his artistic lens, challenging conventional narratives and offering fresh perspectives on everyday life and politically charged subjects. His work serves as both a critique and a celebration—interrogating power structures while amplifying the resilience, ingenuity, and creativity found within marginalized communities.