Youngster ventures into visual arts

Lobakeng does drawings, paintings, murals, pottery, basketry, sculpture and commercial arts
Lobakeng does drawings, paintings, murals, pottery, basketry, sculpture and commercial arts

FRANCISTOWN: A young man from Gathwane village has ventured into the lucrative yet untapped industry of visual arts in the country.

Visual arts, which is well known for providing pleasure and creative inspiration and also help foster dialogue in creation of awareness to the public eye, has made Thuto Lobakeng to enter into this industry.

The 24-year-old, who was raised in Lobatse, explained that he does drawings, paintings, murals, pottery, basketry, sculpture and commercial arts.

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