The Hope Factory's Banele Njadayl, who started producing artworks 10 years ago, said he was excited about the exhibition, due to take place in February, especially because the opportunity came soon after he sold one of his charished pieces.
The 32-year-od uses scrap metals, as wall as many used and found items, to create his artwork.
It is a gift the Lord has given me. I started this business because I love it and I am passionate about art.
For more on this story see The Herald, Oct 11, 3024
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