When creating this work, I wanted to ask, "What makes a respectable Ugandan woman? Who gets to decide what behavior is considered appropriate ? Do these behaviors and actions dictate how much you belong to your culture or on the periphery?" The Gomesi is a traditional attire in Uganda, said to command respect; they are often bright and decorative and worn to social and customary gatherings. Through this work I aim to speak on my individual experience of being as a Ugandan woman and how it's intertwined with the greater reality of how the more liberated and free-thinking a Ugandan woman becomes, the harder it becomes for their culture to accept them.  This art piece asserts the right for women of all ideological leanings to exist in their traditional cultural spaces by portraying women in traditional clothing doing (in)appropriate things.