Born in Chegutu, Zimbabwe, he trained for three years at the revitalised B.A.T. Workshop School under Paul Wade alongside luminaries such as Victor Munya Madzima. He first exhibited in the Baringa-Nedlaw Annual Zimbabwe Heritage in 1988 with stone sculpture and the following year won two Awards of Merit in the Zimbabwe Heritage exhibition for welded metal works.

He continues to sculpt in a variety of media and was quick to appreciate the opportunities when working in mixed media. During the second half of the 1990s he became more commercially orientated and continues to produce work, including benches carved from entire tree trunks, one of which was commissioned by and sits in the gardens of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare.