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Art runs in Ndudzo's blood

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For Martin Ndudzo, being an artist is more of a calling before passion as he inherited his artistic talent from his brother and father. Born in a family of talented sculptors, he also does abstract art.

In an interview with Showtime, Ndudzo said he was inspired by his brother Shepherd Ndudzo, a wood sculptor who was taught by their father, the late Bananas Ndudzo.

Martin further explained that he was inspired by the fact that when he was at a school of arts, he used to visit his brother Shepherd and the late Bananas to help them with sand papering and many more.

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