I’m Harisson Chege, a graphic recorder and fine artist trading as Bantu Moja. My creative journey began at Kenyatta University, where I studied Fine Art — and discovered how geometry, symbolism, and rhythm in Bantu culture could shape modern visual storytelling.

I’ve since collaborated with nonprofits, educators, and impact-driven organizations to help them capture their ideas, values, and strategies in visuals that engage hearts and minds.

Philosophy: Every conversation deserves a visual legacy. My work blends art, empathy, and strategy, turning complex ideas into visuals that connect people and spark change.

Fun fact: When I’m not sketching ideas, I’m sketching life — exploring new patterns, color harmonies, and the geometry of everyday stories.