Medium: Acrylics on canvas

Size: 60 X 60 (cm)

Year: 2026

Price: Ksh. 55,000

Status: Available 🔵  

She pauses to breathe in what the land has always offered freely the fragrance of a flower, the warmth of the earth, the quiet presence of home. Beneath the watch of the mountain, she finds beauty not in abundance, but in a moment simple enough to be forgotten. Yet perhaps it is in these quiet moments that memory takes root, and belonging becomes something we can feel.

Mediums: Acrylics on canvas

Size: 35 x 35 (cm)

Year: 2026

Price: Ksh. 30,000

Status: Available🔵 

The artwork communicates inheritance through an intimate ritual. She isn’t merely wearing an earring she is receiving and carrying something that existed before her. The bald head, ochre cloth, beadwork, ancestral landscape, homestead, and Mount Kenya all reinforce that sense of continuity.

Mediums: Acrylics on canvas

Size: 35 x 35 (cm)

Year: 2026

Price: Ksh. 30,000

Status: Available 🔵

She counts neither shells nor fortune, but stories. In every cowry rests the echo of a people, and in every gaze, the quiet promise that memory endures.

Mediums: Acrylics on canvas

Size: 100 x 100 cm

Year: 2026

Price: Ksh. 150,000

Status: Available 🔵

Before temples of stone, faith gathered beneath living roots. Under the sacred Mugumo, the Kikuyu people assembled as one body, one breath, one prayer. Elders knelt, voices lifted, as the finest goat pure and unblemished was offered to Ngai, giver of rain and life. Fire spoke in tongues of smoke, carrying gratitude and a plea toward the sky. The tree stood as witness and altar, its roots binding earth to heaven. Here, devotion was not distant but embodied seen in flesh, flame, and reverence where community met the divine in sacred exchange.

Mediums: Acrylics on canvas

Size: 120 x 90 (cm)

Year: 2025

Price: Ksh. 150,000

Status: Available 🔵

In pre-colonial Africa, the field was sacred ground where kinship, labor, and faith intertwined. At the start of the rains, families gathered to sow, guided by ancestral songs and the rhythm of the earth. Each seed was a prayer for life, pressed into soil that remembered generations. The act of planting was both duty and devotion, a covenant with the unseen powers that governed rain and harvest. In their unity, they honored the earth—not as possession, but as living ancestor, keeper of all beginnings.

Mediums: Acrylics on canvas

Size: 100 x 100 (cm)

Year: 2025

Price: Ksh. 150,000

Status: Available 🔵

In pre-colonial Kenya among the kikuyu was a seer called 'Chege wa Kibiru' populary known as Mugo wa Kibiru. The name Mugo means spiritually gifted one.

He correctly predicted the coming of the Europeans _people who's skin would be as white as milk and who wore garments of many colors and would resemble butterflies_

The coming of the train invention _A metallic snake that stretched around the hills that would be swallowing people from one place and vomiting them in another_

And also the colonisation by Britain among other prophecies.

He saw things as they would appear in the future but he could only explain using relatable subjects in his environment.

All in all, Chege wa Kibiru was a legit prophet just like the ones in the bible.

This piece is a piece of Kenyan history and identity and the first of a series of historical moments themed ' *Lest we forget*'

I admire how the Europeans have all moments in their history documented in classical art from the times they believed in the Greek pantheon (Birth of venus by Boticelli) to when Christianity came (Sistine chapel art by Michael Angelo) and that's what I intend to do with Kenya's history.

Mediums: Oils on Canvas.

Size: 100 x 148 (cm)

Year: 2021

Price: Ksh. 120,000

Status: Available 🔵

Amid the green folds of Mount Kenya, courage took many forms. In the hush of dawn, a Kikuyu woman rose not only to gather firewood but to carry freedom upon her back. Beneath her calm eyes burned the defiance of a nation. As she passed the hidden gun to a fighter among the trees, her heart echoed the rhythm of rebellion—quiet, steadfast, unseen. Behind her, other women waited, guardians of a secret war. In their silence, the land breathed resistance; in their hands, the dream of liberation found its fiercest strength.

Mediums: Oils on canvas

Size: 126 X 82 (cm)

Year: 2020

Price: Ksh. 150,000

Status: Available 🔵

Beneath the wide African sky, love blooms in the hush between heartbeats. He sits close, the warmth of his presence whispering promises older than words. Behind his back, a single red rose waits its petals trembling with the secret of his desire. She, eyes closed, smiles toward the unseen, her spirit reaching for what she already feels the soft gravity of affection drawing them together. Around them, lilies bend like witnesses, and the wind hums a tender vow. In this sacred pause beneath the tree, time yields to love, and the world listens to two hearts becoming one.