Influenced by graffiti and the urban culture that shaped his childhood in Angola, Usujo has developed a pictorial language in which acrylic and oil become tools for building memories, tensions, and feelings. His works do not seek to represent reality, but to reveal what often remains invisible: the conflict between belonging and displacement, the construction of identity, and the emotions that inhabit everyday life.
Currently, Usujo is dedicated to developing his visual identity and consolidating his artistic practice, with the aim of exhibiting in galleries and contributing to a contemporary dialogue on identity, culture, and transformation.