As a painter Tshiamo Seekoe adorns his canvas with the human figure, the landscape and flora, the most prominent colour is blue which hed uses entirely on his human figures, in light hues or deep dark ones. Looking at the painted figures, one might associate their body language with a state of emotional distress or sorrow. Combining the colour system of Blue and the body language of the figures, it Is important to note that most of them are male figures, whether the artist is aware of it or not, one might assume it is his own inner mental environment, projected onto his paintings.

The artist might be inviting us to decode the body language of the masculine here, how does it communicate unconscious feelings and the unspeakable. Creativity is a sign of yearning, birth brought us to a world that could only give us half the substance of consciousness, suggesting that death is a completion birth, metamorphosis, or human extinction.

But this world on Tshiamo`s canvases is very real, a familiar landscape with many endangered species of large trees and plants, cactus, extinct butterfly species, birds and grass.