Kamau’s journey is both external and deeply inward. His studies in self-knowledge began at the age of 18, where he dived deep into African and African American spiritual studies, rituals and ceremonies. At age 22, he began to focus in on African spirituality as was expressed in ancient Egypt. After two and a half years immersed in this learning, he began to intensify his metaphysical studies, leading him to begin having out-of-body experiences. Desiring to learn more about what was happening to him, he attended and completed Robert Monroe’s Gateway Voyage program at the renown Monroe Institute in 2003. A month later, Kamau would begin his travels to Asia, including Bali, where he has been based for two decades. In Bali, he would share his diverse range of artistry and become a founder of a youth arts organization ‘True Creative Activity’ and co-founder of the Bali Hip-Hop Community. He would also directly mentor, manage and choreograph Bali breakdancing group Aerial Crew, guiding them into Indonesia’s first national championship winners.

Kamau has traversed the landscapes of consciousness, creative arts and energy arts with the eyes of both a seeker and a guide. As a cultural creative visionary, certified White Tiger Qi Gong instructor and a scholar of scriptural Buddhist migrations from Harvard, he embodies the paradox: the simplicity of being and the profundity of experience.

From this place of depth emerged Tuluvi Arts in 2019, born after 28 days immersed in meditation and mantra. Tuluvi is more than an artistic endeavor; it is an invitation to remember—to touch that luminous thread that binds us to the stars, to the song of creation. Through Tuluvi Arts, Kamau beckons others to explore the creative force within themselves, to see art not as an act of doing, but as an expression of being.