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PAINTING

 Painting allows me to explore color, form, and composition in more expressive ways. In this body of work, I experiment with structure and perspective, often influenced by cubist approaches that break down and reconstruct forms. Through painting, I investigate how color, shape, and spatial relationships interact to create dynamic visual compositions.

SOME OF MY WORKS.

THEME; SYMBOLS OF BELONGING IN BUGANDA
TITLE; UNDER THE FLAG
MEDIUM; ACRYLICS ON CANVAS
SIZE; 72 INCHES BY 48 INCHES
KELLY LUZIGE, 2026

THEME; SYMBOLS OF BELONGING IN BUGANDA
TITLE; THE ROYAL TOTEM
MEDIUM; ACRYLICS ON CANVAS
SIZE; 72 INCHES BY 48 INCHES
KELLY LUZIGE, 2026

THEME; INCLUSIVITY AND EQUITY
TITLE; SKIN OF MANY TRUTHS
MEDIUM; OIL ON CANVAS
SIZE; 46.8 INCHES BY 33.1 INCHES
KELLY LUZIGE, 2025

THEME; CULTURAL HERITAGE AND IDENTITY OF THE KARAMAJONGS
TITLE; HERITAGE IN MOTION
MEDIUM; OIL ON CANVAS
SIZE; 46.8 INCHES BY 33.1 INCHES
KELLY LUZIGE, 2026

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