David Garibaldi

David Garibaldi is a performance painter known for his “Rhythm and Hue” stage act, where he rapidly creates portraits of popular culture figures, often integrating music and movement into his art. After reaching the finals of America’s Got Talent’s seventh season in 2012 with his dynamic act, ‘David Garibaldi and His CMYK’s,’ performance painter David Garibaldi ultimately secured a fourth-place finish, introducing his unique ‘Rhythm and Hue’ style to a national audience. This distinctive stage act, which merges art, music, and movement to rapidly create portraits of popular culture figures live, quickly established his career. Earlier, in July 2006, Garibaldi was invited to the prestigious Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum to paint Mick Jagger.

Through his signature ‘Rhythm and Hue’ performances, David Garibaldi has cultivated a global following, engaging audiences with his dynamic fusion of visual art, music, and kinetic energy. His demonstrated ability to deliver captivating live spectacles, collaborate with major entertainment figures, and contribute to impactful charitable initiatives positions him as a unique and highly sought-after talent in the performance art sphere, with ongoing projects and tours continuing to expand his reach.