Medi Lohan Byakika

My work explores what lives beneath the surface — unspoken emotions, memory, and the spiritual forces shaping human existence. Working primarily in charcoal and graphite, I focus on the human figure as a vessel for resilience, transformation, and ancestral connection.

Drawing from African spiritual philosophies, I explore identity as a cycle of becoming, shaped by lineage, memory, and unseen forces. Each piece tells a quiet story of endurance, heritage, and the invisible threads connecting us to nature and spirit.

Degree in graphic communication design