Kim Kay

Kim Kay’s home base is just beyond the border of the Greater Kruger in the town of White River, where, as a fine artist inspired by the detail and beauty of local wildlife, Kim paints spectacularly realistic interpretations in oils, inks, and water colours.

Brush strokes and colour capture the movement and expression of our most delicate birds, flowers, and insects exactly as they exist in our natural world.

Kim’s art is showcased at Serondella in a twin piece depicting dung beetles painted in Indian Ink and framed, capturing in immaculate detail their familiar business of ball-rolling.