This exclusive viewing room celebrates the majestic wildlife of Zimbabwe through the profound artistry of Tonderai Mujuru. Showcasing three striking charcoal paintings of a lion, zebra, and leopard, this collection highlights the beauty and vulnerability of these magnificent creatures. By featuring these animals, we aim to influence people to support organizations dedicated to their protection and to raise awareness about the cruelty of hunting for sport.

Tonderai Mujuru's work transcends traditional wildlife art, drawing viewers into an intimate encounter with each subject. His mastery of the charcoal medium allows for nuanced expressions and intricate details, portraying not just the physical form of these animals, but their spirit and the landscapes they inhabit. The lion, often regarded as the king of the jungle, is depicted in a moment of serene dominance. Mujuru's portrayal emphasizes the lion's strength and regal presence, inviting viewers to reflect on the critical role these predators play in maintaining the balance of their ecosystems. This artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the threats lions face, from habitat loss to human-wildlife conflict, and the urgent need for conservation efforts. The zebra, with its distinctive black-and-white stripes, is captured in motion, embodying the grace and resilience of these herd animals. Mujuru's meticulous attention to detail brings out the texture of the zebra's coat and the fluidity of its movements, highlighting the beauty of an animal often overshadowed by more prominent species. Through this piece, Mujuru aims to shed light on the importance of preserving grasslands and the biodiversity they support. In the painting of the leopard, Mujuru conveys the elusive nature and silent power of this solitary predator. The leopard's piercing gaze and poised stance are rendered with such realism that viewers can almost feel its presence. This artwork calls attention to the precarious status of leopards in the wild, urging action to protect their dwindling habitats from deforestation and poaching. Tonderai Mujuru's dedication to conservation is reflected not only in his art but also in his advocacy work. He believes that art can be a catalyst for change, inspiring people to take an active role in wildlife preservation. By bringing these majestic creatures into the spotlight, Mujuru hopes to foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world and galvanize support for conservation initiatives. Our aim with this exhibition is to influence people to support organizations dedicated to the protection of wildlife. Moreover, we strive to convince viewers that hunting animals for sport is a crime, not just legally but morally. Animals have feelings, social structures, and family bonds; to kill them for mere enjoyment and the liberty of doing so is abhorrent. Join us in celebrating the beauty of Zimbabwe's wildlife and supporting Tonde's conservation work!