Dez'Mon Omega Fair was born and raised in Orangeburg, South Carolina. He
attended the Savannah College of Art and Design; is a member of The Film
and Video Poetry Society, leading expressive art workshops at its biannual
symposium; sat on the board of Carnegie Picture Lab, a nonprofit providing
art-based programming for Walla Walla county public schools, where he
facilitated Art Scholars at Davis Elementary, a social emotional learning course
using art to navigate one's inner life, and is currently an artist mentor with
Arts Impact, that is, teaching teachers how to use Art to teach STEM through
project based learning; including Voices from the Field, which provides arts
experiences for middle school students in Washington State’s Migrant
Education programs. Dez'Mon is also a teaching artist with SilverKite
Community Arts, a company founded by artists that focuses on art
engagement for seniors and folks experiencing memory loss and Parkinson’s.

His art is meant to evoke humanity’s emotional experience; his practice is a
quest to understand, and employ, the role of art in human evolution; and is
ever out to remind the viewer that, like Life, Art is not a Competition.