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Artwell Nduna

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Artwell Nduna Artwell was born in the rural town of Chivhu in 1981. Moving to Harare to attend primary and secondary school at Kuwadzana School, he developed a desire to become one of the artists Harare is famous for. The urge to become a sculptor did not please his father as he wants his son to find a job in the industrial sector where a regular salary can be achieved. But Artwell was persistent in following his heart and after his time as a student in sculpting, he finally became a full time artist. His works have already found their way to many different countries around the world. In Artwells words; My opinion is to publish my works and my talent all over the world and also to encourage upcoming artists who have their visions  

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