Rooted in Harare, At home anywhere homely.
A studio that travels with her.
Sandra Ndoro is a Zimbabwean visual artist whose practice moves fluidly between textile and batik, oil painting, photography, and assemblage — each medium chosen for what it can hold that the others cannot. Wherever the work takes her, she builds a temporary studio and starts again.
Her work is rooted in the textures of everyday life: domestic fabric, found materials, the rhythms of community — carried, unpacked, and reassembled in new cities and new rooms. Education and facilitation travel with her too, a second, equally serious body of work grounded in the belief that becoming a global citizen starts with showing up, hands first, wherever you land.
Read the full biographyWorkshops & Facilitation
Art as a shared practice.
For schools, NGOs, galleries, universities, and community organisations — workshops built around making, looking, and talking together.
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PMR Community Workshops, Porterville, South Africa (2026)
Sandra facilitated a series of community art workshops at PMR, creating inclusive spaces where participants explored creativity through hands-on making, collaboration, and shared storytelling. The workshops celebrated local knowledge, encouraged artistic expression, and strengthened connections through collective creative practice.