The Lighting Book
My Artworks
"The Lighting Book," a mesmerizing masterpiece I created that delves into the intricate paths guiding us through life. Picture this: an open book rests atop a stack of closed ones, shrouded in darkness, symbolizing the diverse beliefs and inspirations waiting to be explored. Beside the open book, a flickering candle casts its glow, representing the enlightenment that comes with self-discovery.
But that's not all. Take a closer look, and you'll spot a table clock standing as a silent reminder of the passage of time. It urges us to pause and reflect on the narratives shaping our lives, reminding us of the fleeting nature of our existence.
Through this evocative composition, I invite you to contemplate the myriad sources of illumination that guide our individual journeys. Each closed book holds the promise of new insights and revelations, waiting to be uncovered. "The Lighting Book" is not just a painting—it's an invitation to introspection, a reminder to embrace the diverse paths that lead us towards our own unique destinies.
Store Status: Sold
Size: 120/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
Searching for My Soulmate
In the depths of darkness, emerges "Searching for My Soulmate," a painting that speaks to the yearning heart. At its core lies a solitary journey illuminated by a flickering candle. The hand cradling the flame symbolizes silent hope, reaching out into the unknown in pursuit of connection.
The contrast between the radiant candlelight and profound darkness mirrors the emotional terrain of seeking companionship. The flame embodies resilience, a beacon amidst uncertainty. Shadows curl around the canvas, evoking the complexities of the search for a soulmate.
The black backdrop is not an abyss but a poetic canvas, highlighting the candle's luminosity and the strength of the human spirit. "Searching for My Soulmate" invites reflection on the universal quest for meaningful connections, transcending time and space. It resonates with those on a profound voyage of finding a kindred spirit, reminding us that even in darkness, hope flickers brightly, guiding us toward love and understanding.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 1500 USD
Size:120/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
Living the Rest of My Life as a Musician
"Living the Rest of My Life as a Musician" is Elisa Niyogisubizo's emotive tribute to the transformative power of classical music, drawing inspiration from the timeless genius of Mozart. The canvas, textured with burnt magazine papers in a rich black hue, encapsulates the intensity of the artist's emotional connection to the musical realm. Within the deep, layered strokes, the essence of a musician's soul unfolds—a commitment to a lifetime immersed in the symphony of artistic expression. Niyogisubizo's skilled brushwork captures the passion and dedication, inviting viewers to resonate with the profound journey of living through the harmonies that echo across the canvas.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 2,000 USD
Size: 120/80cm
Medium: Paper collage and Oil paints on canvas
Street Sophistication: Breaking Walls
In "Breaking Walls," a poignant addition to Elisa Niyogisubizo's Street Sophistication collection, the artist unveils her life mission—raising awareness on adoption in Rwanda and across Africa. Crafted with acrylic on newspapers, the black hues emphasize the stark reality of street life. The front view of a young child, emblematic of countless others, portrays a poignant narrative of innocence eclipsed by adversity. Through this evocative piece, Niyogisubizo challenges traditional myths surrounding adoption, striving to dismantle the barriers that hinder understanding. "Breaking Walls" stands as a visual testament, compelling viewers to confront the harsh truths of street existence and advocate for a brighter, more compassionate future.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 850 USD
Size:50/40cm
Medium: Paper collage and acrylic paints on canvas
"The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony." In this painting, I sought to capture the essence of unity and resilience among street children, highlighting their importance as valuable members of our community. Picture this: five street boys, standing together beneath a vast blue sky, with four of them raising their right arms in solidarity while their big brother plays the violin.
The image symbolizes the power of music to bring people together, transcending barriers and fostering connection. As the older brother creates soulful melodies on his violin, his younger siblings join in, their voices blending harmoniously amidst the sounds of the city.
One of the boys wears a mask adorned with Amasunzu and Imigongo designs, reflecting my Rwandan heritage and celebrating the rich cultural traditions of our people. It serves as a reminder that despite their circumstances, these children have their own stories, identities, and contributions to make to our society.
Through "The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony," I aim to promote awareness of the plight of street children while emphasizing their humanity and dignity. It is a testament to the resilience and spirit of these young individuals, whose lives matter just as much as anyone else's.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 11000 USD
Size: 120/80cm
Medium: Oil paints on canvas
"Sophistication de la Rue" (Street Sophistication): Brother in Arms. As an artist deeply passionate about social issues, I often find myself drawn to subjects that challenge societal perceptions and ignite conversations about pressing matters.
In this painting, I sought to capture the resilience and maturity of street children in Africa, particularly highlighting the bond between siblings in the face of adversity. The image of a young street child carrying his even younger brother on his back encapsulates the harsh realities faced by many children living on the streets.
Despite their tender age, these children are forced to mature quickly, taking on responsibilities far beyond their years in order to survive. The title "Sophistication de la Rue" reflects the sophistication of their resilience, resourcefulness, and adaptability amidst the harsh realities of street life.
Through this painting, I aim to shed light on the plight of street children and challenge stereotypes about their capabilities. By portraying them with dignity and compassion, I hope to evoke empathy and compassion in viewers, encouraging them to rethink their perceptions and take action to support vulnerable children in our communities.
Ultimately, my hope is that "Sophistication de la Rue" serves as a catalyst for change, sparking conversations about adoption in Africa and fostering a greater understanding of the challenges faced by street children. Together, let us work towards creating a world where every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential, regardless of their circumstances.
As for the title, "Street Sophistication: Brothers in Arms" comes to mind. This title encapsulates the theme of sophistication and resilience while also emphasizing the bond between the two brothers as they navigate the challenges of street life together.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 850 USD
Size:120/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
La realite du marriage d'aujourd'hui
In my painting titled "La réalité du mariage d'aujourd'hui" (Today's Marriage Reality), I aim to depict the complex dynamics of modern relationships. The painting portrays a naked woman sitting inside a house, representing the facade of plastic emotions often displayed in marriages. On the other hand, a male figure, depicted as a skeleton, sits outside the house, symbolizing the tendency for men to bury their emotions deep within themselves.
The couple in the painting faces conflicting directions, highlighting the communication barriers prevalent in many marriages today. Despite being physically close, they are emotionally distant, unable to confront their problems head-on. This serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of open communication and addressing issues together as a couple.
The title of the painting reflects the disillusionment that many individuals feel towards marriage in contemporary society. It suggests that marriages are often entered into for appearances' sake, rather than genuine connection and commitment.
Through my art, I hope to provoke thought and spark conversations about the realities of modern relationships. By shedding light on the challenges faced by couples today, I aim to encourage greater understanding and empathy towards one another in the pursuit of healthier and more fulfilling marriages.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 380 USD
Size: 60/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
Nkosi sikelel' Afrika
God bless Africa.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 1500 USD
Size:100/60cm
Medium: Collage and acrylic paints on canvas
Street Sophistication: Brothers in Arms
Street Sophistication: The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony
"The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony." In this painting, I sought to capture the essence of unity and resilience among street children, highlighting their importance as valuable members of our community. Picture this: five street boys, standing together beneath a vast blue sky, with four of them raising their right arms in solidarity while their big brother plays the violin.
The image symbolizes the power of music to bring people together, transcending barriers and fostering connection. As the older brother creates soulful melodies on his violin, his younger siblings join in, their voices blending harmoniously amidst the sounds of the city.
One of the boys wears a mask adorned with Amasunzu and Imigongo designs, reflecting my Rwandan heritage and celebrating the rich cultural traditions of our people. It serves as a reminder that despite their circumstances, these children have their own stories, identities, and contributions to make to our society.
Through "The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony," I aim to promote awareness of the plight of street children while emphasizing their humanity and dignity. It is a testament to the resilience and spirit of these young individuals, whose lives matter just as much as anyone else's.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 11000 USD
Size: 120/80cm
Medium: Oil paints on canvas
"Sophistication de la Rue" (Street Sophistication): Brother in Arms. As an artist deeply passionate about social issues, I often find myself drawn to subjects that challenge societal perceptions and ignite conversations about pressing matters.
In this painting, I sought to capture the resilience and maturity of street children in Africa, particularly highlighting the bond between siblings in the face of adversity. The image of a young street child carrying his even younger brother on his back encapsulates the harsh realities faced by many children living on the streets.
Despite their tender age, these children are forced to mature quickly, taking on responsibilities far beyond their years in order to survive. The title "Sophistication de la Rue" reflects the sophistication of their resilience, resourcefulness, and adaptability amidst the harsh realities of street life.
Through this painting, I aim to shed light on the plight of street children and challenge stereotypes about their capabilities. By portraying them with dignity and compassion, I hope to evoke empathy and compassion in viewers, encouraging them to rethink their perceptions and take action to support vulnerable children in our communities.
Ultimately, my hope is that "Sophistication de la Rue" serves as a catalyst for change, sparking conversations about adoption in Africa and fostering a greater understanding of the challenges faced by street children. Together, let us work towards creating a world where every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential, regardless of their circumstances.
As for the title, "Street Sophistication: Brothers in Arms" comes to mind. This title encapsulates the theme of sophistication and resilience while also emphasizing the bond between the two brothers as they navigate the challenges of street life together.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 850 USD
Size:120/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
La realite du marriage d'aujourd'hui
In my painting titled "La réalité du mariage d'aujourd'hui" (Today's Marriage Reality), I aim to depict the complex dynamics of modern relationships. The painting portrays a naked woman sitting inside a house, representing the facade of plastic emotions often displayed in marriages. On the other hand, a male figure, depicted as a skeleton, sits outside the house, symbolizing the tendency for men to bury their emotions deep within themselves.
The couple in the painting faces conflicting directions, highlighting the communication barriers prevalent in many marriages today. Despite being physically close, they are emotionally distant, unable to confront their problems head-on. This serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of open communication and addressing issues together as a couple.
The title of the painting reflects the disillusionment that many individuals feel towards marriage in contemporary society. It suggests that marriages are often entered into for appearances' sake, rather than genuine connection and commitment.
Through my art, I hope to provoke thought and spark conversations about the realities of modern relationships. By shedding light on the challenges faced by couples today, I aim to encourage greater understanding and empathy towards one another in the pursuit of healthier and more fulfilling marriages.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 380 USD
Size: 60/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
Nkosi sikelel' Afrika
God bless Africa.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 1500 USD
Size:100/60cm
Medium: Collage and acrylic paints on canvas
Street Sophistication: Brothers in Arms
Street Sophistication: The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony
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"The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony." In this painting, I sought to capture the essence of unity and resilience among street children, highlighting their importance as valuable members of our community. Picture this: five street boys, standing together beneath a vast blue sky, with four of them raising their right arms in solidarity while their big brother plays the violin.
The image symbolizes the power of music to bring people together, transcending barriers and fostering connection. As the older brother creates soulful melodies on his violin, his younger siblings join in, their voices blending harmoniously amidst the sounds of the city.
One of the boys wears a mask adorned with Amasunzu and Imigongo designs, reflecting my Rwandan heritage and celebrating the rich cultural traditions of our people. It serves as a reminder that despite their circumstances, these children have their own stories, identities, and contributions to make to our society.
Through "The Soulful Sound of Street Harmony," I aim to promote awareness of the plight of street children while emphasizing their humanity and dignity. It is a testament to the resilience and spirit of these young individuals, whose lives matter just as much as anyone else's.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 11000 USD
Size: 120/80cm
Medium: Oil paints on canvas
"Sophistication de la Rue" (Street Sophistication): Brother in Arms. As an artist deeply passionate about social issues, I often find myself drawn to subjects that challenge societal perceptions and ignite conversations about pressing matters.
In this painting, I sought to capture the resilience and maturity of street children in Africa, particularly highlighting the bond between siblings in the face of adversity. The image of a young street child carrying his even younger brother on his back encapsulates the harsh realities faced by many children living on the streets.
Despite their tender age, these children are forced to mature quickly, taking on responsibilities far beyond their years in order to survive. The title "Sophistication de la Rue" reflects the sophistication of their resilience, resourcefulness, and adaptability amidst the harsh realities of street life.
Through this painting, I aim to shed light on the plight of street children and challenge stereotypes about their capabilities. By portraying them with dignity and compassion, I hope to evoke empathy and compassion in viewers, encouraging them to rethink their perceptions and take action to support vulnerable children in our communities.
Ultimately, my hope is that "Sophistication de la Rue" serves as a catalyst for change, sparking conversations about adoption in Africa and fostering a greater understanding of the challenges faced by street children. Together, let us work towards creating a world where every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential, regardless of their circumstances.
As for the title, "Street Sophistication: Brothers in Arms" comes to mind. This title encapsulates the theme of sophistication and resilience while also emphasizing the bond between the two brothers as they navigate the challenges of street life together.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 850 USD
Size:120/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
La realite du marriage d'aujourd'hui
In my painting titled "La réalité du mariage d'aujourd'hui" (Today's Marriage Reality), I aim to depict the complex dynamics of modern relationships. The painting portrays a naked woman sitting inside a house, representing the facade of plastic emotions often displayed in marriages. On the other hand, a male figure, depicted as a skeleton, sits outside the house, symbolizing the tendency for men to bury their emotions deep within themselves.
The couple in the painting faces conflicting directions, highlighting the communication barriers prevalent in many marriages today. Despite being physically close, they are emotionally distant, unable to confront their problems head-on. This serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of open communication and addressing issues together as a couple.
The title of the painting reflects the disillusionment that many individuals feel towards marriage in contemporary society. It suggests that marriages are often entered into for appearances' sake, rather than genuine connection and commitment.
Through my art, I hope to provoke thought and spark conversations about the realities of modern relationships. By shedding light on the challenges faced by couples today, I aim to encourage greater understanding and empathy towards one another in the pursuit of healthier and more fulfilling marriages.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 380 USD
Size: 60/80cm
Medium: Acrylic paints on canvas
Nkosi sikelel' Afrika
God bless Africa.
Store Status: Available for sale
Price: 1500 USD
Size:100/60cm
Medium: Collage and acrylic paints on canvas