Nefertari

Collage and Acrylic on Canvas 43in x 39in

This artwork explores the theme of isolation and disconnection. The figure sitting with one hand extended symbolizes people living far from their loved ones and colleagues. Although we can still engage in activities, such as playing games, the absen

Collage and Acrylic on Canvas 58in x 58in

African immigrants, clad in fur jackets, stand resilient in Western settings, a testament to their adaptability and strength. Together, as friends, they navigate the challenges of displacement, leaning on on

Nebay Abraha is a self-taught Eritrean visual artist known for his emotive portraits and vibrant collages. Born in 1996, he began his career with exhibitions in Asmara, Eritrea, where his compelling work quickly gained recognition. In 2018, he moved to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, collaborating with local artists and co-hosting the notable “Ethio-Eritrea” exhibition. His art often explores themes of isolation, resilience, and the immigrant experience, using mixed media like recycled paper and newspaper. By 2020, Nebay relocated to Juba, South Sudan, continuing to exhibit regionally and internationally. He currently resides in Uganda and has been represented by international galleries in Kampala as well as Kenya, and Tanzania . His work has been has been admired by Artsy. He currently mentors emerging artists, sharing his journey and vision with the next generation of creatives.