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BOLD RURAL LIVING
Hugh Mbayiwa
Born in Zimbabwe in 1973, Hugh Mbayiwa is renowned for his vibrant depictions of rural life. Inspired by his experiences teaching in Harare, his artwork is imbued with charm and humour, capturing the essence of Zimbabwe's countryside in a unique, naïve style.
Upon completing his A-levels, he pursued studies at the BAT Visual Art Studio in Harare and was invited to exhibit at the prestigious National Gallery in Zimbabwe during his final year.
Now a full-time artist, Hugh's bold and colorful works have found global recognition. He frequently hosts exhibitions at the Elizabeth Gordon Gallery in Durban, South Africa, where his work continues to grow in popularity, resonating with a broad audience for its simplicity and depth.
School Run
Acrylic on Board
600 x 630 mm Mounted
R6,000
Sidelined
Acrylic on Board
600 x 630 mm Mounted
R6,000
Walking Colour
Acrylic on Board
650 x 730mm Mounted
R6,900
Visual Memory
Acrylic on Board
650 x 730mm Mounted
R6,900
Durban Return 1
Acrylic on Board
610 x 670mm Mounted
R6,300
Durban Return 2
Acrylic on Board
610 x 670mm Mounted
R6,300
Grazing Colours 1
Acrylic on Board
640 x 600 mm Mounted
R6,000
Grazing Colours 2
Acrylic on Board
640 x 600 mm Mounted
R6,000
Tracking Place
Acrylic on Board
415 x 365 mm Mounted
R5,800
Distance
Acrylic on Board
520 x 440 mm Mounted
R7,000
Heavy Seat 1
Acrylic on Board
700 x 800 mm Framed
White Box Frame
R8,400
Heavy Seat 2
Acrylic on Board
700 x 800 mm Framed
White Box Frame
R8,400
Sealed Path
Acrylic on Board
560 x 500 mm Mounted
R5,500
Rock Path
Acrylic on Board
820 x 720 mm Framed
White Box Frame
R8,800
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