In pictures: Zambia art against corruption

1 of 9 Zambian artists have launched a collection of paintings 'Images of Integrity' to help fight rampant corruption.

2 of 9 If we have a corrupt country we are citizens pushing a bus without wheels, says artist Geoffrey Phiri.

3 of 9 Everyone fights for power, for the chair. The chairs looks rich and expensive but may be empty inside.

4 of 9 The pots are positioned in pairs because corruption starts with two persons but everyone is then affected.

5 of 9 The Transporter distributes poverty: there is no work and no schools. "Contact Plot 1" refers to the President's residence.

6 of 9 The owner is pointing to the sign and telling the police that they still have to pay even if they are policemen.

7 of 9 The three arms of government are always perceived to be above the people who created them.

8 of 9 Political party leaders buy votes through bribery. Do not accept bribery.

9 of 9 Poverty reinforces corruption... people spill oil on the road, cars crash and injured passengers are robbed.