Sefako pays tribute to Mmamongwato

Friday, March 12, 2021

Sefako pointed out that the artwork is among his favourite pieces

Although fine artist, Martin Sefako does all kinds of hyperealistic pencil human portraiture, the one that has been making rounds on social media is the drawing of the late rapper, Sasa Klaas who died on Friday in a freak helicopter crash.

Sefako pointed out that the artwork is amongst his favourite pieces. He said the current charcoal drawing of the late creative industry Queen of Hip-Hop, Sasa Klaas has been accepted warmly by Batswana.

Besides paying tribute to another creative through fine art, he said the public in general was very supportive of his work, which came in the form of commissions, sharing in social media and messages of inspiration.

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