Munyaneza Henry
Rwanda
Munyaneza Henry is a young artist from Rwanda who uses his passion for storytelling to create captivating paintings that evoke emotion and inspire change.
Growing up in a family that did not have access to many books, Munyaneza developed the habit of drawing small symbols as a way of remembering stories and information. This early experience sparked his love for art and led him to pursue a career as a professional artist.
After studying at the Nyundo School of Art and graduating with distinction in 2019, he started working as a graphic designer. However, his true passion was to create figurative paintings that could convey powerful messages and tell compelling stories.
Inspired by his own experiences and the curious questions young people often ask themselves, he began creating art with a purpose. His projects explore themes of mental health, personal growth, and the history of African ancestry, with the aim of inspiring and motivating the community.
By using a vibrant palette of colours and dynamic brushstrokes, his paintings are a celebration of life and the human spirit. They capture the essence of the human experience and inspire viewers to look within themselves and find their own path to success and freedom.
By using art as a medium to communicate important messages, he hopes to create a positive impact on society and inspire others to pursue their own creative passions.
With his unique talent and dedication to his craft, Munyaneza is sure to leave a lasting impression on the art world and beyond.

Events and Exhibitions
A Solo Exhibition Called “I Chose to be BLACK” in Kigali - Rwanda (2023)
A solo Exhibition called “THE HEART OF TRINITY” in Kigali - Rwanda (2022)
Group Exhibition Caller ” FREEDOM“ in Kigali - Rwanda (2022)
Tour of Group Exhibition Called “FREEDOM” in Geneva - Switzland (2022)
Personal Projects
Gusabika
Deep in love
Black jesus in me
Painting each sunday reading lecture for Great Bay Anglican Church in USA (2022).
Opening Art studio by the names of NEZA-H Art Studio in Kigali - Rwanda