Nitegeka talks about his use of second hand crates as the surfaces for new works, describing how the crates became a vessel to talk about displacement as a universal human experience. In addition, the upcoming show will include a series of found objects such as a sleeping mat, a suitcase and a bucket along with sculptures that will inhabit the space as part of a bigger installation, which reflect a newly personal and physical approach for the artist. With these elements and materials, Nitegeka, says, he wants to ‘metaphorically talk about a migrant arriving with his belongings to a new soil