Art by Lin Barrie

My  artworks, photographed below, are available for sale. unless marked SOLD.

Please do scroll down this extensive page to view them all……

Contact me on email:  linbarrie@gmail.com or visit my Lin Barrie Art Facebook Page:

Please bear with me if I do not answer queries immediately, since Clive and I often travel in wilderness areas, away from easy internet access. This has its advantages, since I am inspired by travel, wilderness, community, culture and conservation, so I paint intensively while I am out of email contact!

Contact numbers:

Lin Barrie: +263 772 922148, Kelli Barker: ‭+263 7 77255202‬ or Clive Stockil +263 772 219204

Living between Chief Mahenye’s Village, the Save Valley Conservancy, and Harare, my art practice is intertwined with people, ecosystems, biodiversity, and I use life drawing, field sketches, painting, earth pigments, print, fibre and found objects collage and bark dyes, utilizing multi media and all the indigenous materials richly available in my multi-layered life ..

Monoprints created in the field, inspired by indigenous palms, (always I feel creatively immersed in the earth’s ecosystems). Here I am using the actual palm leaves I collect in the wild, as stencils for the print….. over which I paint..

here envisaged in a Dulux interior…

Charcoal field sketches become larger mixed media paintings ….

My art practice is intertwined with painting and earth pigments, using clay from the areas that I live in..

Working towards various exhibitions 2025/2026, here is a collage of various artworks that I am working on, with the theme of Dance, (Kucina)

Dancing, music and ceremonial attire, including xibelani (chibabela) skirts, are an integral part of xangana culture, taking different forms in different areas of tsonga, hlengwe or ndau influence…all within Gaza Land, (the South East of Zimbabwe plus the adjacent xangana communities of Mozambique and South Africa). 

Printmaking was my major at Art College, and Print increasingly forms a seductive part of my art practice, using trash, discarded objects (such as here below using old styrofoam apple trays), I create rhythmic patterns, ‘music’, stories, (Ngano) on my painted canvases…

Dance, movement and culture is a consistent inspiration in my art and poetry practice…and in this painting Dancing with my Sisters… 2018, the styrofoam apple trays which I inked and printed onto my canvas lent me a template onto which I stitched lines and lines of glass seed beads, such as the ones uses on traditional Xibelani (chibabela) dance skirts by our Hlengwe and Tsonga neighbours.

National Gallery, Zimbabwe, Blood Relatives group exhibition, my painting Dancing with my Sisters, Dancing with my Cellphone, 2018..

In my painting “Dancing with my Sisters..”, I see the positive influence of technology plus art, traditional dance, and music on family relations and cultural collaborations.….. Even as she dances, this Mozambiquean woman (who came with her team to dance with us at Mahenye), clutches her cellphone! Often the dancers carry their cellphones in secret pouches, looped about their waists below their skirts, holders of their valuables… In my abstract paintings “Dance” and “Ngano and Fire” I portray my impressions of culture, connectedness symbolized by the printed “waves of music’. Ngano (karingano, traditional stories) are part of Mazuzo, a gathering around the fire. I portray dance, music, voices, evolving, creating elemental human culture. I embrace transcending boundaries, savouring the eternal present, the thread of culture that binds our ongoing existence, our sense of purpose, permanence and well being that is vital to us as humankind. 

Here is another collage of various artworks that I am working on, with the theme of Dance, (Kucina)

Baobabs, Muuyu, are iconic ‘trees that are not trees’, looming in our African landscape, informing our psyche, ultimate shade givers, water bearers, basketry fibres, pendulous pods providing energy giving muuyu pulp, new leaves used as a relish… these behemoths never fail to entrance me.

smaller baobab sketches give rise to larger canvas paintings..such as this “Baobabs landscape”…

In the dry season the bare and twisting branches trace asemic marks across our african skies…

In the wet season the full frilly baobab flowers echo ballerinas’ skirts…hanging in the tree they are a magnet for beetles and bees by day, and fruit bats by night…

When baobab flowers fall to the ground they are exquisitely vulnerable, beautiful in their decay….

Can’t get enough of these shapes, crinkles and characters…blowsy, faded fallen dancers from the sky….

Creative Economy Week, Zimbabwe 2025… through the British Council in Zimbabwe and Danayi Madondo, Haus of Stone, (with whom I have previously collaborated by painting onto her wonderful clothes to create #fashionart), I was invited to conduct an Indigenous Materials Workshop – and I focussed on displaying baobab and lala palm fibre and some of my paintings and ‘dance’ skirts using found objects as ‘paintbrushes’ and Trichelia emetica, (natal mahogany, Khuhlu) a traditional bark dye used in our Mahenye Village…..

Here are three large paintings completed, using Khuhlu dye and Khulhu bark as a resist in sunlight, for more detail read my blog shortly to be published…

And here they are draped, an alternative presentation…

My art practice is intertwined with painting, earth pigments, print, fibre collage and bark dyes, utilizing multi media and all the indigenous materials richly available in my layered life ..

The world around me, biodiversity and environment, people, cities, wilderness and wildlife, informs my art practice, and I take inspiration from nature, sketching and stencilling/printing from life to create more abstract interpretations on canvas…art with a wellness message, a graphic declaration of re-connection, #Allthingsconnected

Many of my unique abstract impressionist paintings repurpose, reinvent themselves, into my large scale abstract wallpapers collections with Robin Spring Wallpapers, Cape Town.. such as these following artworks…

Wallpapers by Lin Barrie:

https://robinsprong.com/product-category/designers/lin-barrie/

https://robinsprong.com/product-category/designers/lin-barrie-landscapes-collection/

https://robinsprong.com/product-category/designers/lin-barrie-abstract-thoughts-collection/

Here seen as Phoenix Reclinata landscapes collection wallpaper with tablescape…

Seen here as thumbnail impressions of some of the Landscapes Collection wallpapers …..

and here is a mock up of the original paintings hanging in an interior..

Close to my heart is the process of printmaking, monotypes and impressions, the intriguing reversal of images when pressed and printed between two sheets of substrate, and the resultant tension and dialogue between ‘left’ and ‘right’ images..

these monoprint originals are powerful …

and many are reinvented into large scale in my Abstract Thoughts Collection of wallpapers…

In those strange and isolated years of Covid pervading our world, I responded with my brush, with handmade charcoal… preparatory crow and hand sketches for paintings….

In response to the Covid pandemic I have created various art videos and paintings…. the folowing were exhibited at National Gallery, Zimbabwe 2020- group exhibition online, Will the Sun Rise Again Post Covid?….

Art Slideshow/video by Lin Barrie:
Title:“to touch…or not to touch”.

video You Tube linkhttps://youtu.be/SN-u4TI0nTw

Hands, touch, separation, socialization and isolation being my theme, and how as social animals we need to find solutions to the way we interact, the way we treat each other…

on a continuing Covid/Social theme, Hand on Heart is a traditional Xangana (Changana) greeting, perfectly stating warmth, respect and care for the other person without having to actually touch…

Hand on Heart and To Touch or Not To Touch echo the dilemma of a human connection, a handshake, touch being so essential to our animal sense of wellbeing, but forbidden during a time of pandemic…. and Thorns and Baobab reflect environmental challenges…these were Exhibited at Gallery Delta, “Signs of the Times” exhibition… 2021

https://gallerydelta.com/artwork-category/artwork/summer-exhibition-signs-of-the-times/page/2/

Gallery Delta, Harare,  Freedom Exhibition, group exhibition 2021, my draped canvas painting displayed ….

National Gallery, Zimbabwe, Annual Woman’s Exhibition:  “Break the Bias”                                        2022…..

Saturn and Jupiter in Conjunction, mixed media on stretched canvas, 3 x 2 feet

“Dark Clouds, Skeletons of Leaves”

Rose Gold Pangolin, acrylic on stretched canvas, 3 x 3 feet…

Blue waterlilies, acrylic on stretched canvas, 2 x 3 feet….

Anthurium diptych, acrylic on stretched canvas, 61 x 61 cm,

National Gallery, Zimbabwe, The World in Miniature group exhibition 2025… my giant land snail paintings…

National Gallery, Zimbabwe, The World in Miniature group exhibition 2025…

Rembrandt@350 anniversary celebration at the National Gallery Zimbabwe….. 2019….

my two artworks shown at the National Gallery in 2019, my odes to the inimitable style of Rembrandt…..

Lin Barrie, Recumbent Lion, Ode to Rembrandt, acrylic on deep stretched canvas, 40.5 x 61 cm

my wild dog paintings, Going….1 and  2, mixed media, on canvas boards, each 51 x 76 cm, visualized with Brave Ground, Dulux colour of the year 2021…

Lala (Ilala) palms, indigenous to our lowveld river wilderness in Zimbabwe…

Cosmos diptych, acrylic on stretched canvas,, 61 x 61 cm each panel:

I can’t stay away from wild dogs:

“Reverie 3”, mixed media on brown craft paper, 64 x 91 cm

Birds are close to my heart….and I love painting them in flight,

Hornbills are fascinating birds….here is ‘Hornbill and Diamond’… (Dendera and Ngoda…)

Here is one of my Series of MaChangana Hut Paintings..oil on canvas .

Some of the glorious indigenous palms of Zimbabwe, common along our large rivers such as the Zambezi, the Limpopo and the Save….

Lala palm sunset, acrylic on loose canvas, 103 x 180 cm…..

Phoenix reclinata , oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm

Jacarandas, acrylic on stretched canvas, 120 x 110 cm….

White Roses, acrylic on stretched canvas, 110 x 80 cm…

Pink waterlilies I and II, acrylic on stretched canvas, each panel 2 x 2 feet, and here they are against the gorgeous Borrowdale Brooke dam that inspired me….

Rosette, acrylic on stretched canvas, 50 x 50 cm:

Water lilies, acrylic on stretched canvas, 130 x100 cm,

Field sketches are vital to my art, immediate and powerful, and then I can work them up into bigger canvases…these were yearlings that I watched playing at the den….contact me for more field sketches….

Trees are fascinating to draw, such diverse shapes…

Acacia diptych, acrylic on paper, 64 x 46 panel 1, 64 x 39 panel 2

Dogs in the dust, acrylic on stretched canvas, 100 x 200 cm,  available at Perold Wine Cellar in UK https://www.facebook.com/PeroldWineCellar/

Ground hornbills are threatened…..

Winged Things – part of a large joyful painting and my poem…

Clive myself and Kelli at our Burnt Offerings exhibition 2023:

Zimbabwe flag colours!……

Carmine bee eaters are migrants to Zimbabwe, gorgeous birds, we welcome them…..

My inspiration being the incredible purple haze of the Jacaranda season in Zimbabwe, I have painted Purple season, acrylic on stretched canvas, 90 x 90 cm:

“Zebra Energy, Baobab Burnt”, acrylic/mixed media on stretched canvas, 150 x 200 cm

For related stories, visit my blogs

https://wildlifeandwilddogs.wordpress.com/2014/11/27/in-celebration-of-2014-the-chinese-year-of-the-horse/

Stripes at War, acrylic on stretched canvas, 61 x 61 cm

Impala skull studies…….oil on canvas

Sunset Grass, acrylic on stretched canvas, 40 x 40 cm…..(I do love  bollywood colours-pink and orange, lilac and yellow)….!

Dune Delight, Acrylic on loose canvas, 77 x 208 cm using  glowing metallic gold highlights in the grass…. SOLD

Albida Season, acrylic on stretched canvas, 91 x 91 cm,

Let’s celebrate colour, such as the vibrant rust of Mopani leaves against cobalt winter skies…

Mopani Sky, acrylic on stretched canvas, 31 x 31 cm….

and the glow of acacia thorns against the late afternoon sky as I drive back home from the Nyarushanga Pack Den….

Thorny sunset, acrylic on stretched canvas, 31 x 31 cm

Mopani Leaves are fabulous painting subjects..

Mopane Winter 1….acrylic on stretched canvas…..31 x 41 cm

The silver glow of Terminalia sericea leaves in Gonarezhou Park throughout the dry season have always inspired me….

Now!….on to Msasas……fond memories of their rusts, pinks and golds, as winter gives way to spring in the highveld of Zimbabwe…..A real Colour Burst!

the russets and reds of msasas in spring, always inspiring…

Msasa Memories….

Msasa Memories

Msasa memories

as winter mood

embraces spring.

Maroon and sienna,

leafy salad bowls

of sweet orange

and pink grapefruit

are presented against

a tablecloth of

textured african sky;

sweet orange sunsets

edible skyscapes

delicious dawns.

Msasa Memories,

metallic copper

taste and colour,

tingling, tantalizing

the palate 

of my mind;

the palette

into which I dip

my paintbrush.

Lin Barrie

Russet colours in the Mopani during winter, inspired this painting ..one of a diptych…

Mopani leaf butterflies 1,  acrylic on stretched canvas, 61 x 91 cm

and here is the whole diptych….

Embracing the glowing rust leaves,  I have painted the wild dogs lying at the den that I have been watching on Senuko…

Dogs in Mopani 1, acrylic on loose canvas, 70 x 105 cm

Elephants, elephants, elephants…!

My life and art is inspired by the Xangana (changana/shangaan) communities that I live with, such as the Hlengwe (of Mahenye), and the Tsonga of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area (GLTFCA)….

Mahenye life ia a constant “DANCE” with nature, with elephants! My work embraces communities living with wildlife, conservation challenges. We literally live with these wonderful graceful yet potentially invasive behemoths!

Of course, I paint elephants and the feeling of elephants… as in this canvas painting “Elephant Bull”, acrylic and charcoal on stretched canvas, 100 x 80, seen here in a collage with my “Xangana man dancing” painting and Mahenye cattle on the sands of the Save River.

Mahove Bull, acrylic on canvas board, 2 X 3 feet..

Mahove Cows, acrylic on canvas board, 2 x 3 feet

Mahove Cows II, acrylic on canvas board, 2 x 3 feet

I am often surrounded by these awesome and usually gentle giants in my daily life, so I never fail to sketch and love them…

On this wilderness contact zone we also live with enigmatic and entrancing African wild dogs…

Motherhood, the life of an african wild dog alpha female…

At Mahenye, Nguni cattle share the same drinking points on the Save River as the elephants and the wild dogs… coexistence in action! Community and conservation in practice, never easy but so worthwhile and providing hope for the future of a healthy balanced ecosytem for all inhabitants of mother earth… # allthingsconnected is my mantra….

Nguni cows in an Elite interior…

Lin Barrie ”Moonflower” mixed media on canvas 4 x 3 feet

On display in 2022 at Dulux Zimbabwe, reflecting Colour of the Year 2022, Bright Skies…

“Colourburst Cosmos” 1 and 2 are wow, wild and inspirational….acrylic on stretched canvas, each panel is 81 x 51 cm:

“Woodland Sunset” (a triptych), acrylic on stretched canvas, each panel 30 X 30 cm

at my Harare studio, Dozy Dog and PUPS, in Mopani, acrylic on loose canvas, 100 x 100 cm,

Baobab Beauty, acrylic on loose canvas, 100 x 100 cm SOLD

Mirage- Chilojo Cliffs, acrylic on loose canvas, 79 x 206 cm

and Chilojo Cliffs (diptych) in the Green season…acrylic on loose canvas, each panel about 70 x 90 cm….

Endangered pangolins fascinate me…

Pangolin Curl, acrylic on craft paper, 65 x 91 cm

Old Gold Pangolin on loose canvas, 53 x 97 cm

Rose Gold Pangolin, acrylic on loose canvas, 57 X 93 cm

back as always to my favorites, African wild dogs…

The Hunters, acrylic on loose canvas, 80 x 200 cm

Pep Rally I, acrylic on loose canvas, 104 x 179 cm….

Pep Rally II, acrylic on loose canvas, 104 x 179 cm….available at Madikwe Hills Private Game Lodge

“Resting I”, acrylic on loose canvas, 104 x 179 cm:

“Resting II”, acrylic on loose canvas, 104 x 179 cm: available at Madikwe Hills Private Game Lodge

“Resting III”, acrylic on loose canvas, 104 x 179 cm: Perold Wine Cellar https://www.facebook.com/PeroldWineCellar/ SOLD 2025

Acacia, acrylic on stretched canvas, 3 x 4 feet on display at Borrowdale Brooke Club, Harare

Fever trees, acrylic on stretched canvas, 3 x 4 feet, on display at Borrowdale Brooke Club, Harare

Msasa triptych, acrylic on stretched canvases, each panel 2 x 3 feet

Mahove baobab, acrylic on green handmade paper, 40 X 50 cm

Rose Lichen I, acrylic on loose canvas, 59 x 41cm inner edge of frame

Rose Lichen II, acrylic on loose canvas,  35 x 49 cm inner edge of frame

Phoenix reclinata diptych, acrylic on stretched canvas, , 61 X 61 cm,

Moonbeam, acrylic on loose canvas, 95 X 65 cm, available through Tusk Trust UK

Mopani Winter Woodland, acrylic on loose canvas, 80 x 180 cm….

Fallen Tree, acrylic on loose canvas, 87 x 200 cm

Water Eddies, acrylic on loose canvas, 80 x 180 cm

Strelitzia nicolae leaves, acrylic on loose canvas, 144 x 86 cm  

available at Perold Wine Cellar https://www.facebook.com/PeroldWineCellar/

Victoria falls inspiration:

Devil’s cataract at dusk, acrylic on loose canvas, 70 x 105 cm…

River Runs….I and II diptych, acrylic on loose canvas, 80 x 100  and 80 x 80

Devil’s cataract at dawn, acrylic on loose canvas, 70 x 105 cm…

White Water, acrylic on canvas board, 61 x 91 cm…..

Kariba inspiration….

“Kariba Dusk”  (Diptych), acrylic on deep-stretched canvas, 2 x 3 feet each panel SOLD

Puppy Love I, acrylic on brown craft paper, 34 x 47 cm (A3)

Puppy Love III, Acrylic on brown craft paper, 34 x 47 cm (A3)

Pups, acrylic on handmade paper, I42 x 59 cm

Purple Puppies, acrylic on stretched canvas, framed, 61 x 91 cm

“Alyssum and Petunias”, acrylic on canvas, framed, 61 x 91 cm actual painting (larger with frame)

“Moody palm I and II”, diptych, acrylic on loose canvas, 70,5 x 74,5 cm

“Moody Blue River”, acrylic on loose canvas, 78 x 124 cm

New Dawn, diptych, acrylic on stretched canvas, each 61 x 61 cm….

“Soft Spring a”, acrylic on stretched canvas, 2 x 2 feet…

“Soft Spring b”

Aloes are a favourite for me, bird magnets and indigenous to our lowveld areas, these Chabaudii brighten up our Zimbabwean winters….

Bushveld Dawn, acrylic on loose canvas, 88 x 90 cm

“Alone Again”, acrylic on loose canvas, 86 x 90 cm

“Chaperones and pups”, acrylic on loose canvas, 90 x 114 cm

“Resting’, acrylic on loose canvas, 90 x 114 cm

“Two is better than One”, acrylic on loose canvas, 90 x 86 cm..SOLD

“Copper Dawn”, acrylic on loose canvas, 90 x 88 cm :

“Waterlilies”, acrylic on loose canvas, 94 x 104 cm

Various paintings: “Msasa”diptych, 2 x 2 feet, acrylic on stretched canvas plus albida pods and kigelia flowers on my wallpaper soft silt at The Showroom, borrowdale racecourse:

Aloe I, and Aloe II, acrylic on blue handmade paper, 60 x 44 cm:

Chilojo Panorama II, acrylic on canvas board, 30 x 80 cm:

Crossandras and Wildebeeste Skull, acrylic, 2 x 3 feet:

Wild Dogs and cattle, wildlife and communities, co-existing….

Wild dogs hunting, sunrise,sunset , acrylic on loose canvas, 60 x 100 cm

Wild dogs playing, sunrise, sunset, acrylic on loose canvas, 60 x 100 cm

Wild dog running, sunrise,sunset , acrylic on loose canvas, 60 x 100 cm

Nguni Sunset, acrylic on loose canvas, 55 x 90 cm

Pincushion, Leucospermum veld fire, acrylic on canvas, 2 x 2 feet, poem by Lin Barrie

Charcoal, (my own handmade hardwood), makes satisfying marks…

and I push it from crows to plague doctors of the medieval ages, shades of pandemics through the centuries…..

Spring Colour, mixed media on canvas board, a tondo, in the round, 3 feet diameter:

Wild Dogs Hunting, mixed media on stretched canvas, 60 x 90 cm

Wild Dogs Playing, mixed media on loose canvas, 106 x 179 cm

Windswept, acrylic on canvas board, 70,5 x 74,5 cm

Bouquet, acrylic on stretched canvas, 3 x 2 feet

The colours of spring into summer …

Immigrant Flamboyant trees splash red across Africa, from the beaches of Mauritius to the streets of Harare.. here is One of two very large paintings – Flamboyants I, Acrylic on loose canvas, 110 x 180 cm

Sacred Ibises, acrylic on stretched canvas, 78 x 165 cm, hangs at the Borrowdale Brooke Golf Club

In my garden, roses burst into blowsy magnificence …

Crinum Lilies- indigenous to the lowveld wilderness…

Flame lilies bloom at Christmas, in the rainy season in Zimbabwe-

Lin Barrie, ”At the Market, mixed media, 4x 3 feet

At the Market poem by Lin Barrie

At the market and masked,

none of us breathe deep.

Muzzled and muffled,

we recycle our own stale air

instead of stopping…

Stopping to smell. 

Stopping to suck

the sweet scent of bunched flowers

harvested from the farm,

plucked from the garden.

Flowers are livelihoods…

Livelihoods for industrious farmers who grow rows rows and more rows of kalaidescopic colour and scent. Blossoms and greenery ripe for plucking, packing, and shipping to markets in far cities and suburbs. 

Livelihoods for florists, stylists, event divas and upmarket coffee shops  who create bundles of celebration, bunches of hope, bouquets of scented sadness, posies of love, wreathes of loss and remembrance.

Livelihoods for street hawkers who count their pennies and buy chrysanthemums and arum lilies at the flower market, to sell as they crouch under patchy thatch shelters next to second hand clothes, mobile phone chargers and plastic shoes at dusty roadside markets

Livelihoods for the jobless who can count no pennies and who gather faded rejected blooms from the market to sell somehow, somewhere. Who gather, from the wild, protected flame lilies and leopard orchids. Botanical attractions to sell on the side of potholed dusty roads or to hawk to slow moving drivers at congested intersections.

Flowers are gifts…

fresh for giving, 

faded for selling.

Flowers are

Solace to the bereaved, 

Joy to the beloved,

Hope to the ill,

Sweet balm to the depressed.

A reminder to the cynical, to be less so.

Take off your mask, your muzzle…..

bury your nose

in the petals

of a rose.

Take off your glasses, your rose tinted spectacles…

rest your eyes

on the beauty

of a flower.

Lin Barrie

“Emergence” is a huge painting on my theme of ’burnt offerings’… the need to rise above our worldly challenges and travails, to re-invent ourselves, take flight… SOLD

Freedom, Flight, Re-invention, is a recurring theme for me……..

Here is ”Nike”, acrylic on canvas diptych, each painting is A3 size

my draped canvas collage titled “Freedom”, exhibited at the Gallery Delta Freedom exhibition 2021/2022 ….

Fire Flight or Fight, acrylic on draped canvas, 250 cm wide

Always I am inspired by the ancient Greek goddess, Nike……

Nike, Freedom I, Winged Goddess of Victory, mixed media on loose canvas, 140 x 90 cm

my fields sketches are closely entwined with flight, wings….

flight sketch 1 by Lin Barrie, acrylic on brown paper, A0 size

Freedom is an elusive state, constrained not only by real boundaries …but by your mind

“Winter Brachystegia”, acrylic on canvas, 2 x 3 feet.

“Winter Mopani”, acrylic on canvas, 2 x 3 feet.

here’s one of my day lily paintings on the wall…

National Gallery “Embrace Equity” – womans annual exhibition 2023

Faced with a deep personal loss, this painting grew….

“Embrace Equity” was exhibited in 2023 at the National Gallery….

Equity 

is a state of being… 

Unfettered 

by social norms… 

Released 

by uplifting groundswell… 

Battered by circumstance, 

not equal, by others standards … 

Empowered by sacrifice, 

embraced with support, 

in accordance with individual need… 

I have dreamed; 

I have traced tree trunks; 

I have stared at torsos; 

I have envisaged Golgotha. 

All Things Connected. 

Lin Barrie 

National Gallery of Zimbabwe, ZVAA (Zimbabwe Visual Arts Awards) 2022…

here is part of my installation..a Kite with a broken string, owns all the sky...

A Kite with a Broken String owns all the sky…

And here is the rest, a draped canvas….

a kite with a broken string, draped triptych, in work…

on display at Dulux showroom Harare, in honour of Dulux colour of the year 2025, True Joy..

Mandela gold strelitzias, diptych, in honour of True Joy in the Dulux showroom!

Living and working with domestic and wild animals, as I do, Goats are a passion for me, characterful, symbolic, mythological and cultural icons worldwide…together with their nemesis in our wild life area, African wild dogs! Prey and Predator in the dance of life, #allthingsconnected…

My life drawings, Wild dog (Mhume) and Goat (Mbudzi) ink and pencil on paper, each A2 size….

Goat Mbudzi Acrylic on chitenge mozambique cloth 91 x 61 cm, 2025

Wild Dog Mhume Acrylic on chitenge mozambique cloth 91 x 61 cm if stretched 2025

Vote Goat, Lin Barrie, Artists General Election limited edition art poster 2025 … after the amazing Voting booth set up at Investec Art Fair 2025, limited editions of this art poster are available through ArtHARARE…..