Plot

Uyi, the artist, is vulnerable and sincere; despite all odds, he is always a winner. His optimism and ceaseless energy inspire and encourage to create, love, and, as Nietzsche said, "too see as beautiful what is necessary in things".

Uyi, an artist of Nigerian origin, moved to Luxembourg where he started a new life. Uyi sees art as a "safe space" for communicating ideas that might put one in danger if expressed explicitly. He already had to pay the price for speaking out once. Yet, he is not afraid. Uyi is daring, happy and full of creative energy. In the film, he shares his views on immigration, art, human relations and life in general.