Sekubulwa John Baptist is a Ugandan artist born in Kisubi. He graduated from Margaret Trowel School of Industrial and Fine Arts, Makerere University. Sekubulwa’s surreal paintings and drawings are a visual commentary and critique of social, political, religious events around him and the world at large. They are intended to draw a message that provoke dialogue. After his residence at 32degrees East in Kampala, he came up with new media in form of jerrycans, commenting about the influence of Pentecostal churches on African society nowadays. In his work he represents church followers as humans with sheep heads and pastors as real humans, echoing the Bible story of the “parable of shepherd”. The work consists of drawn and cut images using a jerrycan as medium. Sekubulwa’s message: “religion has become plastic and the followers are depending on it like they would depend on a jerrycan in times of drought”.