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Clothes don't make the friend.Smiles like this do. 💛 Capturing the pure and happy bond between two young boys, proving that the best things in life are free.

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Best Friends

Ancestors A journey through shadows and gold.
This work asks: When we wear the mask of tradition, do we silence ourselves, or do we finally hear the voices that shaped us?
In this piece from the Child of the Soil series, the mask gleams with gold — a symbol of Africa's richness, not just in mineral wealth, but in heritage, wisdom, and resilience. Gold here is more than a treasure; it is a thread woven through generations, carrying stories from those who came before.
The man wears the ancestral mask not to hide, but to listen. Every line, every carved pattern, is a whisper passed down - songs of triumph, warnings of struggle, echoes of pride. The red backdrop represents both the fire of sacrifice and the pulse of life, while the earth-textured base grounds the figure as a child of the soil, inseparable from the land that birthed him.

Golden Ashes

Happiness is an inside job!This young man doesn't need a crowd to smile. With his football as his favorite accessory and his imagination as his playground, he's a perfect reminder that we can all find joy right where we are. That confident, happy smile is everything! ✨

The Master of His Own Joy

“Through the Veil When the Sky Blinked” explores the fragile boundary between perception and reality — the thin veil that separates what is seen from what is truly known. The painting captures a moment of cosmic awareness: an eye emerging through the sky, as if the universe itself pauses to observe humanity.

This work invites viewers to question: What lies beyond the veil of our perception? And when the sky watches back, what does it see in us?

Through The Veil when the Sky Blinked

This portrait depicts an African woman whose hair blossoms into black roses, symbolizing the interplay of mystery and strength in her story. Executed in soft pastels and charcoal on Sinakote paper  this portrait celebrates the beauty and resilience of African women through their hair—a canvas of identity, culture, and connection to nature. The roots woven into the composition reflect endurance through pain, embodying the quiet power African women possess. Hair care and styling are acts of self-expression and self-love, transcending societal judgments of beauty imposed by pop culture and mass media. True beauty emanates from within, and for many women, caring for hair is a meaningful way to connect with themselves.
 
Themes: African womanhood, strength, roots of endurance, nature as identity.

Black Rose

This portrait depicts an African woman with flame lilies as hair, evoking the fiery spirit and vibrancy of life. This piece uses soft pastels and charcoal  to highlight the relationship between African women and nature. The flame lily—a symbol of beauty and uniqueness in African flora—mirrors the multifaceted nature of these women. Hair styling becomes a celebration of individuality and a practice of self-care, enhancing confidence and overall well-being. Through this portrait, I honor the beauty of African heritage and the enduring spirit of women who find empowerment in caring for and expressing themselves through their hair.
 
- Hair as a means of self-expression and confidence
- The importance of hair care in self-love and well-being
- Transcending societal beauty standards.
 
Themes: Beauty in diversity, women’s identity, harmony with nature, resilience.

Crowned in Fire

Chief of Domboshava

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Willard Mujuru's paintings presented at Harare 2025

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Florah Maphosa's paintings shown in Harare 2025

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Willard Magiga's Artowrks - Harare 2025

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A4 - Daily Life - Harare Exhibit

Comprises:
Echoes of Resiliance
Gaze Through Time
Silent Guardian
Whispers of Strength

Price usd 1250 per painting - as a set usd 3500.-

Kango Set of 4

This artwork by Keith Zenda, from his Daily Life series, beautifully captures the warmth and resilience of everyday moments. Rendered in oils and acrylics over magazine print on canvas, the piece depicts two figures riding a bicycle — a man steering while a woman, draped in a vibrant patterned cloth, sits behind him. The layered textures of text and imagery evoke the rhythm of community, culture, and shared journeys. Zenda’s use of bold color contrasts against the faded magazine background highlights both the simplicity and depth of daily life, transforming the ordinary into a celebration of connection, movement, and togetherness.

A4 - Journey Together - Rewendo Rwevaviri

This striking piece by Keith Zenda, from his Everyday Life series, captures the strength, resilience, and tenderness of daily existence. Painted with oil and acrylic on magazine pages mounted on canvas, the work blends bold color with layered textures, bringing vibrancy and depth to an intimate moment. A mother, carrying a heavy load on her head, moves forward with grace while her child clings closely to her side, eyes wide with quiet trust. The contrast between the vivid red, green, and blue fabric against the monochrome tones of the figures highlights both hardship and beauty. Zenda’s work speaks to endurance, care, and the unbreakable bond of family amidst the rhythms of everyday life.

The Journey We Share

In the Centre

Echoes of her Essence

Hope in the Cracks

A - The Big 5 Series Set of 5

The leopard, silent and elusive, has always been more than a hunter in the shadows — it is a spirit of patience, intuition, and grace. Our ancestors inscribed its likeness in caves and on stone, not as a conquest, but as reverence for its power to teach balance between stealth and strength. This artwork continues that lineage, affirming that Africans were the first to weave wildlife into art and the first to guard them through sacred respect. The leopard, eternal in its mystery, reminds us that in every hidden pawprint lies an ancestral call to protect what is rare and irreplaceable.

The Leopard (The Big 5 Series)

The lion, crowned in mane and majesty, has long been more than a symbol of power — it is the heartbeat of leadership, courage, and guardianship in our ancestral memory. On cave walls, our forebears painted lions not as trophies, but as sacred emblems of protection and spirit. This canvas roars in that same tradition, reminding the world that Africans were the first artists, the first storytellers of conservation, and the first to understand that the fate of the wild is bound to our own. The lion, eternal king of the savannah, carries an ancestral decree: to lead, to protect, and to ensure the wild forever endures.

The Lion (The Big 5 Series)

A Kango Set of 4

Keith Zenda's painting of Mbuya Nehanda is a powerful tribute to the legendary Zimbabwean spirit medium and resistance leader. She is depicted standing in traditional attire, calm and dignified, against a textured, brick-like background. The image radiates strength and resilience, symbolizing her role in the fight against colonial rule. Surrounding her are faded footprints, representing the journey, struggle, and legacy of those who fought for freedom. The soft lighting and warm hues evoke both reverence and memory. Zenda likely chose to portray Mbuya Nehanda to honor her enduring spirit and inspire reflection on Zimbabwe’s liberation history. The painting blends realism with symbolism, making history visible and emotionally resonant.

Mbuya Nehanda

The African buffalo is not only muscle and horn — it is the pulse of the wild, the rhythm of survival that our ancestors honored in ochre and stone. In cave paintings, these creatures were painted as symbols of unity, resilience, and the sacred bond between people and nature. This canvas continues that ancient conversation, affirming that Africans were the first storytellers of conservation, using art as a covenant with the wild. The buffalo, eternal in spirit, reminds us that to protect the herd is to protect the heart of Africa itself.

The Buffalo (unfinished)

Elephants have always walked not only our lands, but also our spirits. In the ancestral caves of Africa, our forebears painted animals not as subjects to conquer, but as sacred kin — guardians of balance, wisdom, and survival. This work, in semi-abstract dialogue with those ancient marks, reaffirms what has always been true: Africans were the first artists, the first conservationists, and the first to understand that protecting wildlife is protecting ourselves. The elephant, timeless and eternal, reminds us that our story and their story are one.

The Elephant (The Big 5 Series)

Artgal.Online and Swiss-Zim Heritage proudly present an international dialogue of art and culture, made possible through the generosity of Nicoleta Albei-Wigger and her Berlin gallery. The exhibition “Heritage and Horizons: Rethinking Africa and Europe” brings together expressive African works with the powerful paintings of Nicoleta, creating a space where tradition meets contemporary perspectives. This collaboration connects continents and promotes mutual appreciation as well as artistic exchange. Experience the exhibition at the Nicoleta Gallery or explore it virtually here on Artplacer.

Roots and Horizons: Africa and Europe in Dialogue

A great Vernissage was held at Art84, 84 Pendenis Road, Mount Pleasant, Harare on 12 September 2025, marking a vibrant celebration of Zimbabwean creativity and cultural heritage. Guests were welcomed into an inspiring space where every detail reflected the spirit of the artists and their work. All paintings are presented as they appeared on the gallery walls, with framed works shown in similar frames to preserve the exhibition’s atmosphere. The evening was further enriched by delicious food and drinks provided by Tastee Bites, creating a warm and festive ambiance. It turned out to be an evening to remember, filled with art, dialogue, and community spirit. This Vernissage set a high standard and anticipation is already building for the next Vernissage in September 2026, which promises to be another outstanding celebration of creativity and culture.

2nd Annual Vernissage Harare

SwissZim Heritage.gallery proudly debuts at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair, introducing Artgal.Online—a digital platform bridging Swiss precision and Zimbabwean soul. This dynamic collaboration celebrates cultural fusion through contemporary and heritage-inspired works, connecting collectors worldwide to powerful narratives rooted in identity, tradition, and innovation.

The Hamptons Fine Art Fair July 2025

🇩🇪 Virtuelle Ausstellung: Nicoleta Albei-Wigger
Erleben Sie die emotionale Tiefe und kreative Vielfalt von Nicoleta Albei-Wigger in dieser virtuellen Ausstellung. Ihre Werke – zwischen Abstraktion und Figur – erzählen von Identität, Transformation und innerem Erleben. Eine kraftvolle Reise durch Form, Farbe und Gefühl. Jetzt online entdecken und inspirieren lassen!

🇬🇧 Virtual Exhibition: Nicoleta Albei-Wigger
Discover the emotional depth and artistic range of Nicoleta Albei-Wigger in this virtual exhibition. Her works—ranging from abstract to figurative—explore themes of identity, transformation, and inner experience. A powerful journey through color, form, and feeling. Explore online and be inspired!

Nicoleta Gallery Berlin - May/July/September/November

Gallery Artgal.Online (Thundorf, CH) presents African Tale with Swiss-Zim Heritage Gallery (Harare), offering a rich insight into Zimbabwean life and culture. They also collaborate on Bridging Continents: Art in Global Dialogue in Zurich, blending African, Indian, and European traditions.

Through this fusion, An African Story becomes a global dialogue where ancestral spirits, identity, and artistic philosophy meet, celebrating art as a boundless, interconnected, and timeless reflection of the human experience.

Bridging Continents - Art International Zurich May 2025

Madiba’s legacy lives on through vibrant art that honors his fight for freedom, justice, and reconciliation. The works reflect his resilience, wisdom, and ability to unite across divides. Each painting tells a part of his journey—from struggle to triumph—keeping alive the spirit of ubuntu, hope, and peace he stood for.

Madiba's Legacy

Join us in Chongjing China at Hong Art Museum for a unique Zimbabwean art exhibition featuring works by Tonderai Mujuru, Keith Zenda, and Barry Lungu.This exhibition in China has been co-organized by Pashmin Art in Hamburg Germany.

Hong Art Museum Zimbabwean Exhibit organized by Pashmin Art Hamburg Germany

We’re thrilled to announce our exhibition at the Andakulova Gallery in Dubai, showcasing extraordinary works from four talented Zimbabwean artists. To reach a wider audience, we’ve also launched an online gallery, providing an accessible way to explore these unique pieces. Dive into the rich culture, heritage, and creativity of Zimbabwean art. If you're in Dubai, we warmly invite you to visit the gallery in person to experience the full impact of these works. Come and be inspired!

Dubai Andakulova Gallery in conjunction with Swiss-Zim Heritage.Gallery

Sampson Kuvenguhwa's unique Mapiti style is a personalized reflection of actual scenes from life, showcasing modern art Shona sculpture at its best. The signature features of the Mapiti style include straight lines, beautifully rounded parts, intricate detailing of the face and body, and impeccably formed hands and feet, often with three or four toes or fingers carved. The consistency in the style is evident in every piece, while Sam subtly shifts his style over the years, demonstrating his remarkable artistic skill and versatility. The Mapiti style is a testament to Sam's deep-rooted connection to Shona culture and his ability to translate it into breathtaking works of art. Join us on a journey of discovery and inspiration, as we explore the profound meaning behind Sam's work and the unique qualities that make his Mapiti style so special. He signs most of his pieces 'Sam Kuve'.

Exhibition Hall 3 - Sculptures - Special Guest Sampson Kuvenguhwa

Keith Zenda’s artworks are a profound example of contemporary art, addressing pressing social and cultural issues through a modern artistic style. Using symbolic and surrealistic imagery, Zenda conveys powerful messages about disunity, identity loss, and socio-political challenges in Africa. His paintings reflect the continent's current struggles and the urgent need for unity and restoration. Through his vivid use of color and striking compositions, Zenda's work remains highly relevant and thought-provoking in today's context.

An African Tale

An Exhibition, dedicated to the Women Artists of Zimbabwe - Part of the 1st Zimbabwe Online Exhibition.

Exhibition Hall 2 - Celebrating Female African Art from Zimbabwe

In this gallery, we showcase a variety of prints available for purchase from Tonderai Mujuru. Each print is limited to an edition of 40 and is hand-signed and numbered from 1/40 to 40/40, regardless of size or material.

Customers can choose between Matt Lustre Paper or Canvas for their prints. All prints can be purchased at [artgal.online.store](https://artgal.online.store) or through the website [zimholidayandart.com](https://zimholidayandart.com) under the "Store" menu button.

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