Sculptor carves new path for young artists

The video explores the journey of Kenyan artist Kuchiki, who transforms scrap metal into creative art pieces. After being expelled from university, Kyoko found work in a milk factory, where he began crafting animal sculptures from discarded metal. His upbringing in a wildlife-rich area inspired his art. Kyoko's works have gained international recognition, inspiring other artists. He now focuses on teaching young artists to market their art and plans to create a collection documenting Kenyan art's evolution.

What materials does Kuchiki primarily use for his artistic creations?

• Scrap metal from junkyards

• Clay from riverbanks

• Plastic from recycling centers

• Wood from local forests

What event led to Kyoko's expulsion from Kenyatta University?

• A protest against university fees

• Failure to submit an art project

• Participation in a student riot

• A disagreement with a professor

How did Kyoko's upbringing influence his art?

• He grew up in a city with many art galleries

• He was surrounded by a rich wildlife environment

• He had access to a large library of art books

• He was mentored by a famous sculptor

What is one of the main goals of Duke's new gallery?

• To sell art exclusively to local buyers

• To teach artists how to market their art

• To focus on traditional Kenyan art forms

• To host international art competitions

What is Kyoko's next major project?

• Organizing an international art festival

• Creating a permanent collection of Kenyan art

• Opening a new art school

• Writing a book on modern art techniques