Collin Sekajugo returns to the arts scene with collections inspired by parenthood
Collin Sekajugo in front of Child Support, one of the pieces he exhibited at Ivuka Studio last weekend. PHOTO | GILBERT MWIJUKE
Collin Sekajugo’s solo exhibition, which started on March 28 and ends on April 5 at his Ivuka Studio in Kacyiru features the changing role of fathers in African society.
“This exhibition is inspired by my experience as a black father living in Africa whilst parenting a child living in Europe,” said the 35-year-old painter. “As a child I never had a close relationship with my father, just like most people my age.”