Ugandan artist Kaweesi Mesearch has taken top honors in Uganda at BIC's prestigious Art Master Africa competition. His stunning piece, "Interdependence," showcased his exceptional talent and creativity, earning him a cash prize of USD 500.

Kaweesi's winning artwork was created using two BIC Cristal pens and took an impressive 70 hours to complete. His piece beautifully captures the essence of Ubuntu, the African philosophy that emphasizes interdependence and collective harmony.

"I am honored and delighted to have my piece recognized," Kaweesi expressed. "I am grateful to BIC for providing artists with a remarkable platform that helps promote artwork regionally and globally, erasing geographical borders."

Kaweesi's win is a testament to the incredible talent and creativity thriving in Uganda. His achievement serves as an inspiration to emerging artists across the country, demonstrating the power of art to bring people together and transcend borders.

BIC's Art Master Africa competition has been a catalyst for artistic expression and creativity across the continent since its inception in 2017. The competition continues to grow, providing a platform for artists to showcase their work, explore their creativity, and share their stories through the art of ballpoint pen drawings.