Excerpt from the book: This publication, compiled by the cross cultural foundation of Uganda with the support of the European Union in Uganda, takes readers on an exciting journey from the beginnings of Uganda as a nation, through its colonial period and into its post independence era.
This book points to the urgent need to preserve historical buildings and sites as an important aspect of Uganda's rich heritage.
Client: The Cross cultural foundation of Uganda (https://crossculturalfoundation.or.ug/)
Research details: Photography as a tool to document built heritage in 3 cities, Kampala, Jinja and Entebbe.
Period of research: 6 months to publication
Year: 2018

Excerpt from book: This coffee book is a pictorial representation of our generous spirit in Uganda. Generosity is both embedded in and results from the way we do community - from our marriage ceremonies and burial rituals, to our communal activities like farming and constructing houses, to the way we receive and host guests. Another way to spell our way of living is generosity.
Client: CivSourceAfrica (https://www.civsourceafrica.com/)
Research Details: Photography as a tool to document generosity amongst cultures of Uganda
Period of research: 1 month
Year: 2020

Excerpt from project website: This project is a documentation of Kampala based artisans in the selected trades of metal work, metal casting, shoe making, broom making, T.V. antenna making and wooden piggy bank (banka yeeka) making.  It is a collaborative project between Uganda community art, skill development and recycling (UCASDR) and Newcastle University in the UK.
Client: Uganda Community Art Skill Development and Recycling. (https://juakaliprojects.org/)
Project duration: 2 weeks.
Year: 2020,2021.