It was a confrontation with a feminine Michael Jackson supporter that first drew Martin Senkubuge’s interest to the skin issue vitiligo. Senkubuge, a Ugandan artist, was describing his tattoo of the musician to the lady at an art exhibition in Kampala in 2019, when he accused the pop star of bleaching his pores and skin. The girl slice Senkubuge limited, telling him that Michael Jackson experienced vitiligo – a situation where a deficiency of melanin leads to pale white patches to acquire on the skin and can turn hair white. Senkubuge, who was finding out industrial fine artwork and design at Makerere College at the time, had not listened to…