acrylic on canvas, 60x50cm
“People from different races can coexist peacefully and treat each other with love.”
ARTIST BIO: Nyoilela Kabunde Angiangio is a Nairobi-based visual artist whose work delves into the intricate tapestry of urban life, identity, and cultural heritage. Drawing inspiration from the dynamic rhythms of Nairobi’s cityscape and the rich traditions of his Luo ancestry, Nyolela’s art serves as a bridge between the contemporary and the ancestral. His art encompasses painting and mixed media, allowing him to explore themes of displacement, resilience, and the evolving narratives of African womanhood, engaging viewers in dialogues about societal structures and personal histories. Nyo’lela has showcased his work in various local exhibitions, including at the Uweza art Gallery, the Nairobi National Museum, Kenya National Museum. It has also been featured in the Kenya Arts Diary. Committed to community engagement, Nyolela conducts art workshops aimed at empowering youth and fostering creative expression in underrepresented communities. His dedication to both his crafts and social impact underscores his role as not just an artist, but a catalyst for cultural dialogue and transformation.