Afri Zola

Afri Zola art
paintings, wooden installations, wooden sculptures, wall painting created by Regina Fall asleep to the silent of the mountains.

Wake up to the most breathe taking, majestic sunrises any time of the year. This guest house is established on the mountainside of Fish Hoek. With views across Fish Hoek valley to the False Bay, AFRI ZOLA offers 3 luxury selfcatering apartments and 2 basic double rooms, which can be booked in combination with the apartments as a 4-5 sleeper. All times of the day and night have their own charm. The

False Bay dominates the view from every guest room at Afri Zola, together with the majestic mountains of the Southern Peninsula. During Whale Season, the Southern Wright Whales swim through False Bay on their way to the Antarctic. The German management of AFRI ZOLA guest house is proud to offer you a peaceful and private place in which to relax. An outdoor saltwater pool is provided as the communal pool. Each suite/studio has its own access. The studios are with fully equipped kitchen/ kitchenette. Good restau´rants and breakfast opportunities are nearby (5-10 min drive).

08/11/2023

Update

28/10/2020

Latest artwork completed. 'Leader Of The Pack'

21/08/2020

Save the Cape Penguins, new art available

31/05/2020

Latest artwork

23/04/2020

Painted Wolf, recent work

08/04/2020

JOY

13/01/2020

New artwork at Gallery Grande Provence Franchhoek- painted wolves at sunset 116 x 116cm, acrylic on wooden wedges

Address

Cape Town, Za
Fish Hoek
7975

Website

http://afrizola.com/

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about the artist

Regina Zimmermann was born and raised in Stuttgart Germany. Her artistic ability was given in direction with classes in fine art at the fashion school in Stuttgart of the 'Landesgewerbeamt'. After working as an Designer in the sportswear fashion industry for 9 years, Regina’s passion for wildlife was awakened by some game drives in the bush of South Africa on holiday. In 2005 she took the step with her husband Axel to immigrate to Cape Town. Beside running a guesthouse in Fish Hoek, which was decorated by her in an individual style with modern African spirit and her paintings, she carries on with her art. Regina feels an animal’s beauty lies in the detail, its spirit, in the eyes – the focal point of all her paintings and recent wood carving sculptures. The beautiful belts, bags, hats and decoration pillow cases designed with creative flair by Regina, made from off cuts materials and finished with delightfully quirky details.