Hailing from Mozambique, the artist known as Dino engages in the unique practice of Psikelekedana, a tradition involving intricate softwood carvings derived from cashew nut trees. Dino apprenticed under the guidance of an esteemed elderly neighbor, mastering this local art form at the tender age of 18.His works are an intimate portrayal of everyday life and cultural ceremonies, meticulously carved to narrate stories of his community. By creating these miniature scenes, Dino not only strives to educate viewers about traditional customs, but also to resonate the rich history and unique cultural identity of his homeland.