"Tiger Fish III" is a celebrated work by the prominent South African artist and sculptor Jackson Hlungwani. Carved from nkonono wood, this piece is one of six sculptures showcased at the Johannesburg Art Gallery.Hlungwani's artistry is deeply rooted in his Tsonga heritage and spiritual philosophy, often portraying religion and his personal beliefs. He harnessed the potential of wood as a medium, creating unique pieces referred to as 'woodwork.' Despite lacking formal training, Hlungwani gained recognition in the 1980s, and his work has been celebrated for its unifying and hopeful essence during challenging times. "Tiger Fish III" is situated within the context of Hlungwani's broader artistic and spiritual expressions.