Kneeling by Daniel Baradza
Reference: 793
Weight: 29kg
Genre: Female
Stone type: Springstone
Sculptor Information
Daniel Baradza was born in 1973 and grew up in Mutare. After leaving school in 1990 he worked as a spray painter. In 1994 he started carving under the instruction of Joe Mutasa.
In 1995 he started carving torsos to date carves large abstract works, then in 1996 he was included in an international exhibition, which was held in Belgium. The exhibition was called 21 Internationale Kunsi-En Antiekbeurs Knokke ’96. Amongst the artists included were Brighton Sango, Gladman Zinyeka and Sylvester Mubayi.
Daniel was included in another major international exhibition in Belgium in 1997, called Monumental Sculptures du Zimbabwe, Zimbabwean Sculptures ’97.
Most of Daniel’s pieces are in private and public places in Europe and America.
His ambition is to hold a one-man exhibition in Zimbabwe and abroad.
During his free time he enjoys reading books, soccer and television.
In 1995 he started carving torsos to date carves large abstract works, then in 1996 he was included in an international exhibition, which was held in Belgium. The exhibition was called 21 Internationale Kunsi-En Antiekbeurs Knokke ’96. Amongst the artists included were Brighton Sango, Gladman Zinyeka and Sylvester Mubayi.
Daniel was included in another major international exhibition in Belgium in 1997, called Monumental Sculptures du Zimbabwe, Zimbabwean Sculptures ’97.
Most of Daniel’s pieces are in private and public places in Europe and America.
His ambition is to hold a one-man exhibition in Zimbabwe and abroad.
During his free time he enjoys reading books, soccer and television.
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