Fine Art Gallery

A Rwandan self-taught visual and digital artist. His paintings and digital artworks reflect his upbringing, which shaped the way Manzi sees the struggles and contributions of women to every household.

A self-taught independent artist with a deep-rooted passion for art that has been present since a very young age. Myriam's art focuses on the relationships and emotions experienced by women in their daily lives, expressing the beauty and tragedy she finds in life.

A painter whose visual work mainly focuses on landscapes. Mudahunga also likes to paint other subjects like people, plants, and animals. Junior primarily uses impressionism and expressionism for his paintings but also likes to explore other painting styles.

A visual artist born and based in Kigali, Rwanda. He draws his inspiration from the history of arts and historic events in general. He is a graduate of Nyundo School of Arts and is very keen on using his art to express himself and leave the world a better place than he found.

An autodidact, Benjamin honed his skills in the company of artists like Bensassi from Morocco while attending a master's atelier. He further enriched his artistic perspective through a residency at 32 Degrees in Kampala and a symposium with Jalada in Nairobi.

A gifted Rwandan visual artist whose art focuses on themes around African cultures, and he frequently uses black ink to reference his African roots.

A multidisciplinary artist living and working in Kigali. His works express his thoughts through realism style, though he enjoys experimenting and playing with different color pallets, textures and unusual materials.

Manishimwe uses his art to connect people by portraying life in Africa, depicting joy and sadness, recalling the past, and hoping for a brighter future.

Brave Tangz conveys a powerful message of freedom and happiness to his audience. His creations serve as a medium of expression, inspiring and uplifting people with their vibrant and evocative compositions.

A multidisciplinary artist living and working in Kigali. His works express his thoughts through realism style, though he enjoys experimenting and playing with different color pallets, textures and unusual materials.

Marie's art serves as a daily reminder that we can never forget the plight of our innocent children. In whatever way possible, each of us should construct our daily lives to create a fair world for all, especially our mothers and children.