Handmade art paintings - Series 1
A pair of twill woven shorts featuring slanted front pockets, buttoned back pockets, a zip pocket, buttoned waist, and keychain loop.
A:
54cm by 40cm
Tittle: The Girraffe's in the pan
B:
69CM BY 60CM
Printmaking
Guineafowl and Porcupine art Board
C:
54cm by 40cm
Tittle: Female Girraffe
Bio:
Molding clay animals in my child hood days, I know that my playground passion would one day be my live hood. I started art in 1994 and I started to attend international work shops in 1996 up to date.
Born in ghanzi in 1973, I run the qore art gallery in thapong visual arts center, dropped out of school while in standard 3 at dkar primary school. I could have been doomed to a life herding livestock and doing odds jobs like most uneducated people. Thankfully my talent took me up and now runs a gallery speacializing in san art. My moment came when a certain thamae setshogo took me to kuru development trust in 1994 where I took up an apprenticeship in painting and print making. Art makes a living as well as preserve the basarwa culture and tell their story to the world. Since then my art took me to places. I had displayed and sold my woks in los angeles, new mexico, australia, kenya, mozambique, namibia, south africa and I have worn several awards locally and internationally.
Without Frame
| Models |
The Girraffe's in the pan (54cm by 40cm), Guineafowl and Porcupine art Board (69CM BY 60CM), Female Girraffe (54cm by 40cm) |
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