Richard Mwizerwa

This series explores change as a shared human condition. Nature becomes a starting point — not as subject, but as example. Its cycles, erosion, growth, and quiet transformations mirror how ideas, emotions, and energy move through people and communities.

Each work is built through layers, reflecting accumulation rather than conclusion. Each layer represents time, influence, and response — suggesting that nothing exists in isolation, and that transformation is always in progress.

A study of the textures found in tree bark — each groove a record of time, weathering, and endurance. The works trace how the visible surface is only part of the story; beneath it lives memory, growth, and unseen force.

Rooted in a childhood sensitivity to garden and ground spaces — places where change unfolds quietly over time. The works capture the rhythm of growth, decay, and the overlooked details that hold entire worlds within them.

Using UV reactive paints, this series captures observations of human gesture, expression, and movement. Under UV light, what is ordinarily invisible becomes present — some parts revealed, others remaining hidden. The works are made to be experienced under special lighting, bridging natural observation with human presence.

These works are experienced under UV lighting.