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🌟 Humbled by the landmark visit by Makerere University #UniversityCouncil led by Chair Lorna Magara and VC Barnabas Nawangwe to MOTIV

This marks a pivotal moment in our journey—a step we've eagerly anticipated. It's clear that wherever innovation flourishes, its roots can be traced back

The fourth issue of the The Weganda Review is a special one for me especially. It features a poem I originally wrote in Luganda and published in my second poetry collection #EbitontomeEbitasesa last year. In the journal, it's presented as an English translation I wrote. /2

Artsy tings
I have prints for sale

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Art In Progress.

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Thank you MOTIV and happy World Art Day.

Happy World Art Day! 🌍✨

Today, we celebrate the boundless creativity that enriches our lives in so many ways. And what better way to mark this occasion than by spotlighting the incredible mural adorning the walls of MoTIV, courtesy of the talented DDUNGU, winner of the

“I hope that you have your own Red Chair where you can rest from your labour and find a miraculous moment with your Maker”

Titled: Kapyata.
100cm by 100cm
Acrylic on canvas ..

In my self-portrait, I explore the intersection of past and present, reflecting on my journey from childhood to adulthood. The painting depicts me at the age of six to eight months, holding a paintbrush in my left hand and a chisel in my right , symbolizing my transition from

Winning an Art contest was a win I needed. I haven’t been successful with any of the grants I applied for yet and needed this so much! 🥹

March

Hello .. please quote art that you are proud of.

Rest . #digital

Runs to Show Madam...

by virtue of your painting, the fridge is now worth tens of millions. good work bro!

I started drawing on fridges …

I was inspired by Ennock Mlangeni.

Let me know what you think about this work …

Happy women’s day.

Rona-Lisa.

In my portrait painting, I aim to celebrate the strength, beauty, and resilience of women, particularly Black women, in both historical and contemporary contexts. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's iconic Mona Lisa, I chose to depict a Black woman with a glorious Afro