ART & CULTURE
PATRICK KINUTHIA: CAPTURING LIGHT
LIFE AND LANDSCAPES
Kenyan artist Patrick Kinuthia’s journey is one shaped by light, memory and the quiet beauty of everyday moments. Trained as a graphic designer, he transitioned to full-time painting in 1997, and his work—spanning, landscapes, portraits and wildlife—has been exhibited internationally. Rooted in observation and emotion,, Kinuthia’s art reflects both a deep connection to the land and a constantly evolving creative voice. □
I use natural light as a storytelling tool. It sets the mood, reveals textures, and gives my work rhythm.
My interest in art began in childhood. I found a Reader’s Digest with Norman Rockwell’s work in a rubbish heap. That moment sparked something in me.”
Landscapes feel most personal to me. Walking, travelling, photography— those quiet moments inspire my work.
My evolution from realism to impressionism and contemporary styles reflects my growth—and the ever-changing rhythm of the art world.”
This year, I’m excited to exhibit new landscapes alongside Dutch artist Myrna at Ardhi Gallery.”
My late dad, a patron of the arts in Nairobi, introduced me to Rafiq, a leading muralist. I studied under him for four years—it shaped everything.
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