About

Creative Director

In 1991, Kenneth opened Bridger Graphic Communication in Milan, Italy. For more than 24 years, he helped clients focus on a branding strategy to synchronize all the elements of the brand identity across a line of products or services, which create a unique user-centered experience.

Since 2019, Kenneth is a digital nomad, graphic design consultant as he travels the back roads of the USA in his 1916 FORD Model T Touring.

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Artist

Kenneth’s creative roots are based on design, branding, and visual communication; however, another one of his life passions is art. He is not defined by one type of artistic expression. He discovers inspiration by what is given to him, and he modifies it into a new expression of itself, because of this he earned the nicknamed Modification Man.

As an artist, Kenneth was invited to study with the late mystic Sufi teacher, Sheikh Khalifa Gabriel Mandel Khan, in Milan, Italy. Maestro Khan emphasized the importance of being an artist and connecting to one’s spiritual higher self. Art holds the key to unleash hidden forces, which inspires, heals, and transforms one’s being while allowing a profound spiritual growth through creativity. Kenneth learned the importance of numbers, letters, symbols, sounds and light, the hidden meaning of names, and sacred geometry.

“Our heart is a river of love into which merges the waters of our lives.”

~Maestro Khan

In 2014, Kenneth led a research committee in Greenville, South Carolina exploring how Art and Science can come together to create change in the community and have a strong social-economical impact. Kenneth’s vision was to bridge Clemson University’s Advanced Materials Research Laboratory (AMRL) and Brandon Mills Artistic Space as a think tank for creative solutions.

Kenneth’s creative interest are vast; seeing how art can create positive change in community,  jewelry making to building kinetic sculptures, to restoring a Model T. His current artistic project is called Towards the Unknown which is a multi-dimensional, experiential, artistic, visual storytelling journey across the USA on dirt roads and scenic byways in his 1916 Ford Model T Touring. Along the way, Kenneth captures soul stories of the characters he encounters, photographs forgotten moments in time, harvest sound textures and weave them into a visual, poetic tapestry of short stories and video clips.

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Mystic

At the early age of six, Kenneth realized he could hear his intuition, also known as being clairaudient.

At seventeen, he had his first spontaneous out-of-body experience, which changed his perception of reality. That mystical experience began his exploration and discovery of non-material worlds and states of mind through meditation.

At the age of thirty-eight, he began a full emersion, three-year psychotherapy journey and began to discover a reservoir of information and inner material gone completely unnoticed. The therapist pointed out that Kenneth had strong connections to shamanism, which he was totally clueless about what that actually meant. Shamanism is an ancient practice, since time millennium, that involves a practitioner reaching altered states of consciousness to perceive and interact with the spirit world and channel these transcendental energies into this world.

Immediately after discovering this hidden realization, he found himself leading a film crew deep into the Cameroon forest, making a documentary. What followed was life changing. He stumbled upon a Baka pygmy ceremony, where the rhythmic drumming on hollowed-out tree trunks put all the dancers into a trance. Unbeknownst to him at the time, he would attract many ceremonies in various parts of the world. All of the ceremonies used sounds and rhythms, as a door to open up other dimensions of reality. Needless to say, Kenneth was fascinated.

For the next 20 years, he has traveled to more than 36 countries, in which he encountered indigenous tribes, cultures, elders, healers, and shamans. In Africa, he met the Bushmen of the Namid desert, the Samburu tribesmen of northern Kenya. The regal nomadic Perl tribesmen in the sub-Sahara Desert of Mali showed him the beauty of owning few material things in life. In the Amazon forest, Kenneth was introduced to Grandmother plant medicine Ayahuasca and the poisonous frog Sapo. He spent time in the ancient Maya village of Sisbicchén Yucatan with a traditional healer and medicine man Abuelo Antonio Oxté. In the dead of winter, Kenneth was invited to the Sakha Republic of Northern Siberia, to explore the Taiga Forest in search of the nomadic Yakut shamans.

A medicine woman from Uzbekistan revealed to Kenneth that names carry a vibration. It was not by chance his name had a strong meaning for his life purpose, Bridger, one who builds bridges. It turned out that Kenneth discovered that he had a hidden talent of being a Death Doula in helping people to cross-over.

In 2017, Kenneth was the host of honor for a NAC – Half Moon Deer ceremony to help him and his family to heal the emotional heart pains for the crossing over of his youngest daughter Alica Futura Bridger.

All of these life-expanding experiences brought forth messages, personal growth and artistic inspiration.

Elders

Teacher

Kenneth is a creative coach. He has held creative, inner-awakening retreats in Italy called Harmonic Resonance Integration. His technique that he developed brings awareness of the power of creative imagination and the ability to manifest reality through one’s thought-patterns. These workshops are an inner journey of rediscovering the Self and finding the Path to a Spiritual Higher Purpose.

Kenneth developed the M&Ms workshop (Motivational Music & Movement), which builds self-esteem by creating an atmosphere in which people can freely express their thoughts and emotions through body movement, music and rhythm, voice, and breathing exercises. Through this technique, one explores the state of “relaxed alertness” which enables one to clear their minds and allow their subconscious to receive uncluttered messages. He uses visualization as a tool for creative thinking and feeding the imagination, as well as promoting a strong sense of identity.

In Italy, Kenneth was a hands-on artistic instructor that stimulated the creativity of elementary school children, who were socially disadvantaged by race, ethics, religious beliefs, and social-economical status, through art, body movement, and music.