State, Geduldt is a entirely self-taught artist who began experimenting with various creative mediums at the age of fourteen. Lacking formal institutional access as a child, he famously honed his visual sensibilities by peering through the windows of commercial art galleries in Bloemfontein, quietly absorbing the techniques of celebrated regional masters such as Frans Claerhout.

Working primarily in oils and acrylics, Geduldt acts as his own photographer, documenting his immediate environment to use as direct reference material for his canvas work. His highly textured compositions explore the profound interplay between light and shadow, utilizing a controlled, earthy palette and sharp tonal contrasts to illuminate atmospheric landscapes, pastoral scenes, and the quiet dignity of rural life.

Beyond landscapes, Geduldt is an accomplished portraitist dedicated to capturing the raw emotions and facial expressions of individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. His art deliberately celebrates cultural heritage while confronting socio-economic realities, as seen in poignant works like After School and Loadshedding.