I am a self-taught contemporary expressive artist who playfully renders abstract paintings through a pragmatic, almost mechanical approach. Working with an unconventional mix of acrylics, thinners, and automotive paints on canvas, I aim to capture micro-expressions that reveal the raw, often hidden emotional states of my subjects.

My work offers a deeply introspective lens into human emotions shaped by experiences of honesty, vulnerability, shock, pain, and frustration. This process serves as a form of personal therapy, helping me navigate the mental and emotional toll of Uganda’s often harsh and mentally taxing working conditions.

Through imaginary compositions and improvised, interchangeable techniques, I create as a way to neutralize the complex and emotionally heavy conversations that regularly arise in my work environment. My practice is both an expressive outlet and a coping mechanism, allowing me to process and transform collective and personal struggles into visual narratives.