Thandazani Ndlovu Available Art

  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Union, 2026
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Union, 2026
    Acrylic and oil on canvas
    128 x 175 cm
    framed 131 x 179 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Bloom of Youth 3, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Bloom of Youth 3, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    176 x 89 cm
    framed 179 x 93 x 7 cm
    Courtesy of Candice Berman Gallery
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Bloom of Youth 4, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Bloom of Youth 4, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    176 x 89 cm
    framed 179 x 93 x 7 cm
    Courtesy of Candice Berman Gallery
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Golfer 13, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Golfer 13, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    37 x 32 cm
    framed 46 x 46 x 3.5 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Golfer 11, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Golfer 11, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    37 x 32 cm
    framed 46 x 46 x 3.5 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Golfer 12, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Golfer 12, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    37 x 32 cm
    framed 46 x 46 x 3.5 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Jazz Musicians, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Jazz Musicians, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    210 X 160 cm
    framed 210 x 165 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Musicians Two, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Musicians Two, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    210 x 160 cm
    framed 210 x 165 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Musicians , 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Musicians , 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    210 X 160 cm
    framed 210 x 165 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Mother & Daughter 3, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Mother & Daughter 3, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    114 x 235 cm
    framed 115 x 236 x 6.5 cm
    Courtesy of Candice Berman Gallery
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Smell of victory, 2, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Smell of victory, 2, 2025
    Mixed Media on canvas
    184 x 180 cm
    framed 184 x 182 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Peace at last, 2, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Peace at last, 2, 2025
    Mixed Media on canvas
    184 x 180 cm
    framed 184 x 182 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Conqueror , 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Conqueror , 2025
    Mixed Media on canvas
    175 x 128 cm
    framed 177 x 132 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Conqueror, 2, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Conqueror, 2, 2025
    Mixed Media on canvas
    175 x 128 cm
    framed 177 x 132 x 7 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Boy with wheel, 2025
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Boy with wheel, 2025
    Mixed media on canvas
    177 x 117 cm
    framed 180 x 120 x 6 cm
    Courtesy of Candice Berman Gallery
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Untitled , 2022
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Untitled , 2022
    Mixed media on canvas
    32 x 32 cm
    framed 46 x 46 x 3.5 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Untitled , 2022
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Untitled , 2022
    Mixed media on canvas
    32 x 32 cm
    framed 46 x 46 x 3.5 cm
  • Thandazani Ndlovu, Untitled , 2022
    Thandazani Ndlovu
    Untitled , 2022
    Mixed media on canvas
    32 x 32 cm
    framed 46 x 46 x 3.5 cm
  • “My work is influenced by my daily life – most of my paintings focus on facial expressions, emotions, offering a...

     

     

     

    “My work is influenced by my daily life – most of my paintings focus on facial expressions, emotions, offering a window into the human experience. I aim to capture the nuances of daily existence and the depth of emotion that connects us all.”

  • Thandazani Ndlovu was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, in 1985. An optimistic and hardworking, self-taught artist working in the contemporary, figurative...
    Thandazani Ndlovu was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, in 1985. An optimistic and hardworking, self-taught artist working in the contemporary, figurative and impressionist style, Ndlovu first discovered his talent at the age of six, drawing cartoon characters of his classmates and teachers. His professional life started as a shoe designer for a factory in Zimbabwe, a position left when he realised it was limiting his creativity. Ndlovu decided to pursue his calling, and in 2008, he started painting professionally.
     
    Ndlovu’s work is based on the dying cultures of Africa, aimed at reminding people of their roots. The artist moved to South Africa in 2016, working from a home studio in Johannesburg. His work has been sold through galleries in South Africa and Zimbabwe, with commissioned pieces also sold at charitable auctions. Ndlovu’s work is included in private collections in Switzerland, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, where he has also been invited to present a solo exhibition.
     A full-time artist, Ndlovu also finds time to give back to his community through his support of local orphanages and fundraising initiatives. Ndlovu wishes to create awareness on social issues and make a difference by raising funds for disadvantaged children all over the world with his work.