MY STORY AT A GLANCE
I was born in Singida in 1983. I've been artistically active for as long as i can can remember. During my school years, and even during my business studies, I used every free minute to paint. Working in a bank didn't suit me and art held a magnetic attraction....
My early paintings were realistic and landscapes. This soon proved insufficient for me to express my feelings and views. I reached a turning point, forcing himself to find new forms of expression that would evoke a mood through color, texture, and form. I stumbled upon abstraction, although initially lacking much expertise. To compensate, i enrolled in a course on contemporary techniques at the Michelangelo Institute in Florence. After much practice and research, this led to a new style.
My best friend isn’t the brush, but the palette knife, which i use to mix and apply my paints from the tube. My main interest lies in the contrast between light and dark colors. “I use oil and acrylic paints on the canvas and abstractly express the complexity of human perception of reality. My style combines fragments of light and dark colors and snippets of space and time that captivate the viewer. I use this contrast to describe the dynamic between what we desire and what we actually experience in everyday life. Ultimately, the vibrant colors should inspire us and encourage us to continue developing despite limitations or challenges.” From these transitions, a new path has emerged, allowing me to use modern techniques to create paintings from an African perspective that are half abstract, half realistic.