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I Am Number One
Boet Nyariri

Springstone

116cm (h)
27cm (w)
14cm (d)

27.5kg

SOLD

The child has won a competition and Mum is there to help with the celebrations.

Boet takes his time creating wonderfully elegant sculptures with beautiful detailing. The delicate faces are particularly pleasing.

There are a great many artists in Zimbabwe making representational sculptures - and while they may look OK from a distance, few maintain that impact up close. Often they are let down by imprecise finishing and poor technique that, to our experienced eyes, reveals a lack of skill and attention to detail.

Boet's work, however, is on a different level - his pieces are fresh and dramatic and the technical skill is unsurpassed. Once you've seen Boet's figures, nothing else will come close.

In 2010, he has been rewarded with national recognition by winning the sculpture category of the prestigious NAMA competition.

stone sculpture by Zimbabwean Shona artist Boet Nyariri: front
thumbnail 1 of stone sculpture 'I Am Number One' by Zimbabwean Shona artist Boet Nyariri thumbnail 2 of stone sculpture 'I Am Number One' by Zimbabwean Shona artist Boet Nyariri thumbnail 3 of stone sculpture 'I Am Number One' by Zimbabwean Shona artist Boet Nyariri