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Kiiza Ez-ra (Ra-ez Arts Hub)
by Kiiza Ezra
(Kampala, Uganda)
Kiiza Ezra is an inter-disciplinary artist, designer, illustrator and educator.
Born in Uganda (1993), Ezra holds a Bachelors degree in Industrial and Fine Arts from the Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine arts(MTSIFA)-Kampala, with a concentration in printmaking and illustration. In pursuit of his career, he has collaborated with different agencies in the industry of design such as MK publishers Kampala for illustration projects, Kampala Art Biennale and UNICEF design innovations like the 2016 innovation Communication Project.
Ezra maintains a design practice focusing on print and publication design. He has previously been involved in Children book illustration, Magazine design, Graphic design and other self-initiated work in form of Video and Objects in multiple.
Ezra is currently a design director at World Superior Enterprises Limited. He lives and works in Kampala, Uganda.
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