ronex ahimbisibwe - Profile

ronexart's Picture

Artist Statement


CURRICULUM VITAE & EXPOSITION LIST

abridged version, with descriptions of work and and style
of the painter-sculptor-print maker - Ronex Ahimbisibwe

PERSONAL DATA

FAMILY NAME:  AHIMBISIBWE

GIVEN NAMES:  Ronex

BORN IN   : Rucence (Uganda / East Africa)

DATE OF BIRTH: 7th December 1977

SEX    : male

MARITAL STATUS: unmarried, no children

NATIONALITY   : Ugandan (East Africa)

PHYSICAL ADDRESS: plot 399 Makerere next to Baskon hostel

POST ADDRESS: c/o School of Industrial and Fine Arts
Makerere University
P.O. Box 7062 -- Kampala -- Uganda

PHONE   :  +256 752 537 828

E-mail: ronexart@yahoo.com 
ahimbiron@yahoo.com

Website: www.ronexart.com

Representation in Uganda: Turifanya gallery, Kampala Uganda

Formal education-{HIGHEST LEVEL OBTAINED}:

Bachelors Degree of Industrial and Fine Arts (BIFA)
- at the School of Industrial and Fine Arts of the Makerere
University in Kampala (Uganda) in 2001

Memberships professional organizations

- Member of Ugandan Artist Association since 2001 
- Member of Uganda Printmakers Association since 2001,
- Founding Member of the Ugandan Artist Group INDEX MASHARIKI since
2003,

PUBLICATIONS AND MASS MEDIA ABOUT MY WORKS  

- THE EAST AFRICAN news paper-Kenya{2002}
- New vision news paper - {Uganda 2003-08}
- Australian art review-2003
- Monitor news paper,Uganda 2003-08}
- Observer news paper-{Uganda2003-08}
- EASTAFAB catalogues-Tanzania {2003,05,08}
- Shwandorf news papers,{German}2005
- the art fest- {Uganda}2005
- Gapco calendar-{2006},
- Rendezvous Magazine-{2007}
- Mini-print catalogues, lessedra Bulgaria{2005-08}
- Seetal 2007-Switerzland
- Samtidskunst fra ostafrika,Denmark {2007}
- Danish news papers -{2008}
- new vision – uganda {2009}

COUNTRIES EXHIBITED IN
Uganda ,Kenya, Tanzania, Egypt, German,Denmark,
France,Netherlands,Noway,Bulgaria, Beligium and Australia

ABOUT STYLE, TECHNIQUE AND SUBJECT MATTER
of the artist Ronex AHIMBISIBWE

My works brigde my experience, fantasies and my reality
It’s hard to ignore one’s culture, as its part of me and gives identity at the same time.
In most cases i put much emphasise on technique and am experimental in
my art works -- in a quest to discover my own capabilities.
My desire has always been--- to create works that curiously blend sophistication and naivety-mainly inspired by carve painting and the female form