Mochache Mombasa series

Mochache This piece is part of my “Beyond the Lines” series, where I encourage viewers to delve deeper than the abstract lines. This particular artwork tells the poignant story of a sorrowful and despondent woman, who, despite her despair, remains silent about her feelings. She fears societal judgment and being perceived as a burden or emotionally unstable.

Mochache Mombasa series

Mochache Mombasa series

Mochache Beyond the lines series

Mochache Beyond the lines series

Mochache Mombasa series

Mochache This original painting shows a blue person who is sad but wants to be happy. He is surrounded by bright colors that represent the joy and hope of black history. The colors also contrast with their sadness, making them feel alone and different. The has spikes on his head that show his creativity and intelligence.his face shows sadness and deep down he is trying to hide their pain and embrace his heritage. The painting is abstract and expressive, inviting the viewer to imagine their story. The title "Color Me Happy" suggests that they are looking for happiness in their colorful life.

Mochache Mombasa series