A proud moment for young artist

Waylon was in car accident and his short-term memory was severely affected

September 11, 2015

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WAYLON Wier with his first bronze sculpture.

WAYLON Wier, a resident of the East Rand Protective Workshop for intellectually disabled adults in Pomona, is showing great artistic talent.

After attending a couple of sculpture classes with Paul Roos of Paul Roos Sculptures and Foundry in Bredell, his art has progressed in leaps and bounds.

Waylon paints on regular basis and is now the proud owner of his own sculpture in bronze.

Magda van Rensburg is Waylon’s art teacher.

Waylon was in car accident and his short-term memory was severely affected, but he has stood up again and is committed to make the most of his life and talent.

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September 11, 2015

Less than a minute