Painting the Window To Uganda

ART | MURAL | ANIMALS | CONSERVATION | UGANDA | AFRICA

Our biggest mural project to date is now complete!

We have just completed our biggest mural project yet, and we could not be more excited about it!

We went there initially because the zoo outreach officer, Philip, wanted to talk to us about a potential future collaboration where we will hopefully be painting murals in schools around the country, in order to educate kids about animal conservation.

As he showed us around the zoo property, we came into a room that looked very drab.

As soon as we walked in, the starkness gave me shivers. He mentioned that it was a room that they were working on because they wanted it to be a showcase of the zoo and the main education center.

The building is round, and in the middle of the room is a large glass case with animal bones and some taxidermy work. Around the perimeter were sparsely placed display cases, with more skeletons and taxidermy inside them.

This building is located right at the entrance to the zoo, so most people who walk by, feel compelled to stop in.

I knew that it had the potential to be a room that would have a big impact on the zoo patrons.

As the zoo had provided us with accommodation, we were in no rush to have to leave so it gave us the time to think about what we could do in that room.

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