Having attained a Fine Arts degree at Natal University in the 1960's, Sarah Fynn taught at various high schools in Harare before enjoying eleven years of bush life at Hwange and Kariba, where she learnt to observe and love Africa's wildlife first-hand. After a further 10 years teaching in South Africa, she moved to Dubai in 1994 where she taught seven royal children and had two solo exhibitions. In 2000, Sarah returned to Zimbabwe, where she has exhibited in group & solo shows ever since. She has a relaxed loose style which accurately captures the minutia of movement she studies in the bush around her.
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.jpg "Impala at Dusk")
