Artists

Voice of Piece works with talented but underrecognized artists. Each artist has their own story, style, and journey. By sharing their artwork with the world, we hope to support their creative growth and bring their art to a wider audience.

Meet the artists behind the collections.

Ezekiel Charles

Arusha, Tanzania · Self-taught Artist
"I draw what I see, and what I feel."

His Vision
Ezekiel creates detailed wildlife drawings inspired by the animals and surroundings he observes in Tanzania. His intricate linework gives each animal texture, character, and movement. Through his art, he hopes to educate, inspire, and create an emotional connection with viewers around the world.

As his work reaches a wider audience, Ezekiel hopes to experiment with new materials, including colored pencils and acrylics, continue developing his artistic practice, and eventually build a community of artists who use art to make an impact.

Purchases of Ezekiel's work help support that continued creative growth and allow him to keep producing and sharing new artwork.

Instagram → ezekielart001

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Omary Said Mitole

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania · Acrylic canvas artist
"I create art to guide people toward something better."

Mitole creates vibrant acrylic paintings that capture the color, energy, and rhythm of everyday life in Tanzania. Working in the Tinga Tinga tradition, he uses bold colors, expressive figures, and detailed compositions to turn familiar scenes into lively visual stories.

His Vision
Mitole hopes to share Tanzanian stories with a wider global audience and use art as a way to connect people across cultures. As his work reaches more people, he hopes to continue developing his artistic practice, creating new paintings, and sharing more stories through his distinctive style.

Purchases of Mitole’s work support his continued creative practice and help bring his artwork to new audiences around the world.

Instagram → omarysaidmitole
Facebook → Omary Said Mitole
Watch Mitole at Work

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