Kim Donaldson's journeys through the wild expanses of Africa over the past 60 years undoubtedly positions him as an intrepid explorer. Raised on a vast 150,000-acre ranch in what was once Rhodesia, Donaldson's formative years provided the ideal environment to cultivate his fascination with the wildlife and cultures surrounding him. His profound connection to his homeland resonates through his art, which is revered as some of the most authentic representations of the continent.

Donaldson's art has been exhibited of esteemed galleries across Europe, Britain, and the United States, alongside works by renowned contemporaries. Despite spending significant time in America, he annually embarked on extensive safaris to Africa's remotest corners, capturing the essence of the land in his acclaimed and award-winning book, Africa: An Artist's Journal.

An artist, sculptor, and published author, Donaldson's creative repertoire knows no bounds. His diverse body of work, spanning mediums such as oils, acrylics, pastels, and three-dimensional sculptures, reflects his constant quest for innovation and self-improvement. For Donaldson, artistic expression transcends the confines of style or medium, embodying a relentless pursuit of artistic evolution.