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Felix Mlungisi

Age: 42

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Felix Mlungisi is a leading member of the new generation of Zimbabwean sculptors.

He was born in Masvingo province, Zimbabwe.  In 1998 he completed his secondary education at Hippo Valley school and moved to the capital city Harare to look for better life.

In Harare he began to study under his uncle, the established sculptor Rangarirai Makunde who provided him with excellent technical and artistic guidance.  In 2000 he began making his own sculptures and he developed his own unique style of abstract figures, animals, persons – all characterized by elegant lines and fine finish and produced in a great variety of sizes.

During this period he had several additional teachers like Gladman Zinyeka, Colleen Madamombe and Gerald Takawira.  Since then he has never stopped or looked back.

The stones he works on are Serpentine, Opal, Verdite and Springstone among other types of hard rocks.

Felix married in 2004 to Hilda and they have a son Tinotenda and a daughter Nokutenda.

Felix Mlungisi’s objectives are

: to be recognized as a leading young Zimbabwean sculptor
: to be able to make a decent living from my profession
: to expand the range of galleries with which I am working with

Exhibitions
. One man show : Tina Skukan Gallery . Pretoria South Africa February 2010 ,
. At home of collector Hans Binswanger in Washington DC June 2012
. Two man show : Tina Skukan Gallery , Pretoria March 2012
. A rotating stock of sculptures continues to be exhibited at Tina Skukan Galllery
. Group exhibition : National gallery of Zimbabwe April 2007
. David Barnett Gallery , Zurich , Switzerland October 2008
. Zulu exclusive , Harare Zimbabwe February 2010
. Creative design center in Johannesburg , Christmas exhibition 2011
. Fried Contemporary art gallery , Pretoria March 2013

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