The PARC

, formerly known as Siimba Lives Long, is an Ethiopian rapper based in Brooklyn. Although the artist was born in New York, he has spent time living in a range of places, from Ethiopia to Washington D.C. to New Jersey. His debut music video, "Co***ne Bimbie," which released in the fall of 2015, generated a well-deserved buzz, with the video featuring a cameo from an actual white tiger and bars delivered over smooth, jazz-heavy production.

was born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 21st of Feb, 1989.

Graduated in 2013 with a BFA from Addis Ababa University Alle School of Fine Arts and Design (Graphics Department).
His work focuses primarily on portraits created by assembling found objects, disposable goods, and the leftover trash of things we consume in our society. He give the bite of junk to a canvas, which forms the image of portrait. The result is stunningly realistic portrait at a distance and an interesting array of objects up close. His interested in communication through visual representation in apparent two dimensional spaces and also communicating through the actual objects used for the medium in three dimensional spaces. It is very important to him that he incorporate the actual objects in to the art as opposed to picture or rendition of it because it better expresses the intention of the art work. He feels the junk is more powerful being present it is an actual thing to be reckoned with that existed in this time and place and carries energy in and itself.

was born near Atlanta, Georgia in an Ethiopian family. Growing up, he wrote songs and sang in church. He studied screenwriting at The New School in New York City, and there started to realize music was something he wanted to pursue more seriously. His self-titled EP was self-released in 2016.His song "Grey Luh" from the album was featured on Donald Glover's Atlanta.During this time Berhane was also a Japanese chef for several years.Berhana was listed in Variance Magazine as one of the "10 acts we can't wait to see at Pitchfork Festival 2018."

works attempt to draw attention to what is in there, what people gain from this, why people want to see themselves in photography.
It can be envisioned through such visual and linguistic panorama among the richest aspects of the languages of Amharic which is the national language of Ethiopia.