Apprentices
Kuda Chiromo
Sasha Mukusha
Sasha Mukusha
Kuda Chiromo represents the scholarly dimension of the master’s influence. Having witnessed Dr. Rujuwa’s meticulous research methods and academic rigor, Kuda brings analytical depth to traditional practice. His sculptures demonstrate how intellectual curiosity enhances rather than constrains artistic intuition, proving that the marriage o
Kuda Chiromo represents the scholarly dimension of the master’s influence. Having witnessed Dr. Rujuwa’s meticulous research methods and academic rigor, Kuda brings analytical depth to traditional practice. His sculptures demonstrate how intellectual curiosity enhances rather than constrains artistic intuition, proving that the marriage of mind and spirit that defines Dr. Rujuwa’s approach can flourish in the next generation.
Sasha Mukusha
Sasha Mukusha
Sasha Mukusha
Sasha Mukusha embodies the intersection of Dr. Rujuwa’s dual expertise in art and human psychology. Through countless hours in the studio, Sasha has learned to read not only the grain and character of stone, but the deeper principles of transformation that inform both sculpture and leadership. His developing artistry reflects Dr. Rujuwa’s
Sasha Mukusha embodies the intersection of Dr. Rujuwa’s dual expertise in art and human psychology. Through countless hours in the studio, Sasha has learned to read not only the grain and character of stone, but the deeper principles of transformation that inform both sculpture and leadership. His developing artistry reflects Dr. Rujuwa’s teaching that whether working with stone or people, the artist must listen first, then respond to what seeks emergence.
Tapiwa Rujuwa
Tapiwa Rujuwa carries forward both family legacy and artistic inheritance. Under his father’s guidance, Tapiwa has absorbed the spiritual dimensions of Shona carving alongside technical mastery, understanding that each stone holds ancestral wisdom waiting to be revealed. His work demonstrates how traditional knowledge deepens when passed
Tapiwa Rujuwa carries forward both family legacy and artistic inheritance. Under his father’s guidance, Tapiwa has absorbed the spiritual dimensions of Shona carving alongside technical mastery, understanding that each stone holds ancestral wisdom waiting to be revealed. His work demonstrates how traditional knowledge deepens when passed from one generation to the next, with the patience and reverence that only comes through years of learning at the master’s side.
TD Serima
TD Serima exemplifies the spiritual foundation that underlies all of Dr. Rujuwa’s teachings. Through years of apprenticeship, TD has absorbed not just carving techniques, but the minister-teacher’s understanding that true artistry serves something greater than self-expression. Each piece reflects the same sacred dialogue with material and
TD Serima exemplifies the spiritual foundation that underlies all of Dr. Rujuwa’s teachings. Through years of apprenticeship, TD has absorbed not just carving techniques, but the minister-teacher’s understanding that true artistry serves something greater than self-expression. Each piece reflects the same sacred dialogue with material and meaning that has guided Dr. Rujuwa’s work for over three decades.