Meet Tinodashe Mangenda, a talented 22-year-old sculptor who is carrying forward a family tradition in stone carving.
Tinodashe’s journey into sculpture was inspired by his father, Farai Mangenda, who has been a strong influence and a driving force behind his creative development.
With a deep appreciation for his heritage, Tinodashe is committed to building on the artistic legacy passed down by his father. He hopes to see their family’s work continue to grow and gain recognition beyond Zimbabwe.
At just 22, Tinodashe is part of a new generation of Zimbabwean sculptors keeping the country’s rich stone-carving tradition alive, one stone at a time.
📸 Chitungwiza Arts Centre
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