Benedicto Mugisa's artistic journey was shaped by his father, a natural-born artist who never worked professionally. Growing up, he spent thirteen years at a Catholic boarding school. where he learned to adapt to different environments and survive in a world that felt strange. Amidst the challenges, his love for art remained constant. His childhood obsession with drawing fuelled his creativity, making art his escape and passion. In 2016, after living in Kampala for eight years, Benedicto returned to Fort Portal to focus on perfecting his craft. he began creating mosaic artworks with banana fiber, refining the technique over time. Although his early works were rough, he continued to evolve, making his creations more meticulous and unique.

Living in a developing country with a high unemployment rate and limited opportunities for a stable livelihood, following his passion for art was a life-changing decision. By 2019, faced with financial pressures, Benedicto started teaching workshops, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his career. With clients from different countries and a growing interest in his work, he continued to perfect his technique while supporting his family. In 2023, he held his first exhibition, a milestone in his art career, and continued to push his craft further with each piece he creates and every workshop he leads. For Benedicto, merging passion with profession is a path of patience and perseverance, a life system that nurtures dreams and fosters growth.