Petra in her studio
Village Hairdresser, Raku
Make a Stand, hand painted ceramic
Watu Kwa Amani, oil
Technocoloured Dress (sold)
Beach Traders (sold)
Freecycle Pot, Raku, (sold)
Zuri, bronze resin (2 sold edition of 10)
Woden Bowl from Botswana (sold)
Bird Woman
Rockabye Baby, bronze resin (two sold,edition of 15)
A Little Chit-Chat
Holly – Acrylic (sold)
Stepping Stones, bronze resin 5 sold, edition of e 15 )
South Africans, card/ poster
Naledi, oil on canvas (sold)
very impressive Petra!
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Your sculptures are very impressive Petra. They all tell tales from different perspectives about the African way of life, their rich and warm culture, and their way of doing things. You have definitely placed a lot of emphasis on details to give us an insight into what it’s like to be an artist. Thank you, well done.
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Hi Petra. You won’t remember me but we worked together a couple of times with VSO in Birmingham when you ran sessions about cultural differences in perceiving visual messages. I bought a picture from you depicting a young child and a mother. Africa old and new. It must be 35 years ago. It is much loved and admired and has always been with our family. I would take a picture to send but this site might not allow that. Lovely to see your later work.
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I thought I sent two replies already, something must have gone wrong. Will check it out later and come back to you.
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