The matchstick magician fuels passion
Friday, February 15, 2019
Mbaiwa uses burnt match sticks to make great artwork PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
Mbaiwa uses PVA adhesive to attach and align the matchsticks onto a plywood board. He then uses soldering iron to draw on the board.
The artist, who also doubles as a roadside entrepreneur, told Arts & Culture that at first he used to burn wires in fire and then use them to create images on the wood.
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