| Lucas Mlambo - Swazi Painter (naive) Lucas Mlambo says: "Many people like my paintings. I am fond of using bright colours when I paint. In my work you can see how people in Swaziland live and what they do. I like Mbabane very much because when I see the mountains I see something to paint. When I see the streets, people and buildings, I see something to paint. Even in the location where I stay I find many stories to paint to show how the people live and what they do." |
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| Austin Hleza - Potter Prominent Swazi artist Austin Hleza has built up a name for himself in- and outside Swaziland for his beautiful carved pots, decorated with animals, faces of other interesting motifs. |
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| Lucas Macie - Painter. (Mozambican refugee, living in Swaziland) His paintings are gently colourful - clothing luminous, almost transparent, sensual. Lucas paints mainly figures - male and female. |
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| Valentine Macie - Painter (Mozambican refugee, living in Swaziland) Valentine Macie works with earthy, dark shades, often blues and greens to satisfy his needs for powerful and strong effects. |
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| Johan Mhlanga , a Master Swazi wood sculptor Johan Mhlanga is a deeply spiritual man and active member of the Jericho Church |
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| Ray Berman - Painter & Sculptor. Has a particular affinity for the culture and traditions of Africa and its people. The 30 years that he has spent as a working artist in Swaziland, have influenced him deeply |
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| Joseph Rwubusisi - Painter (refugee From Rwanda) |
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| The above Swaziland artists are represented
by Indingilizi Gallery for further info e-mail: indingi@realnet.co.sz |