Inspired by the nature of the Nusu hills in Mbale, Eastern Uganda. Fidel painted this specific artwork to depict the natural beauty of his district and share it with the entire world.
By purchasing this artwork, you will directly contribute 70% of the price you pay towards the education of Children while 30% will be invested back to facilitate art workshops for children from underserved communities.
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