Darlyne Komukama is a Ugandan self-taught photographer and multimedia artist. They work mostly collaboratively to investigate and edify the things they care about: femininity, Blackness, and connectedness. Their feminist ideals are vital to their projects. Their photographs are full of regal, statuesque Black women, color, and a call back to the natural world. Their work has appeared on CNN and the BBC, as well as in The Guardian, Quartz and OkayAfrica, and has been shown at the Southbank Centre in London as part of the Africa Utopia Festival, Constitution Hill in Johannesburg as part of the Being Her(e) Exhibition, the Chale Wote Festival in Jamestown in Accra, the Africa Bass Cultural festival in Ouagadougou, and at multiple locations in Kampala, Uganda.