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Manyatsa Monyamane is a Gauteng-based visual storyteller, inspired and influenced by African literature, theatre and everyday surroundings. Her work unpacks unpopular themes, putting a spotlight on stories often overlooked by mainstream media. She holds a Btech in Photography from the Tshwane University of Technology and is currently completing a Master of Arts in Fine Arts […]Read More
Felix Laband from Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal is an electronic musician and visual artist. Well known globally for creating light, emotional and minimalist soundscapes, Felix has also crafted an instantly recognizable visual language in tandem with his music. Using the medium of collage to design original artworks for many of his albums, EP’s and singular releases […]Read More
Welcome Danca was born in Umlazi Township, KwaZulu-Natal in 1978. Danca emerged into the art industry through the tutelage of the late Trevor Makhoba. He worked and studied under Makhoba for four years and may have gained national attention earlier, having been nominated as a finalist for the Brett Kebble Art awards, which collapsed in […]Read More
Andrew Kayser is a contemporary artist living and working in inner-city Johannesburg, South Africa. He graduated from the Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten (Royal Academy of Art), Den Haag, Netherlands in 2001 and went on to participate in several exhibitions in and around the Netherlands before returning to South Africa in 2005. After a lengthy […]Read More
Nonzuzo Gxekwa is a Johannesburg based photographer. Her approach to photography favours the everyday over the spectacular; sharing interesting and intimate moments through focusing the camera on what is around her as well as herself. Whether it is through street photography or the studio, her work explores the human condition in subtle and beautiful ways. […]Read More
Happiness Masiya AKA Hap_Shanel on Instagram brings her vivid imagination and thoughts to life using character illustration. The Johannesburg-based creative believes as an illustrator, one should understand what sort of medium they’re comfortable with, whether it’s flat, 3D, rigid, or abstract. She is inspired by a range of avenues, particularly African aesthetics – such as […]Read More
Working predominantly, on the mediums of photography, film, and text – Tsoku Maela uses his visual mediums not only to document the present but also as a way to look into the future by revisualizing African narratives, culture, and aesthetics often as part of surreal and abstract visual worlds. At the age of 17, he […]Read More
Khaya Sineyile is a self-taught artist from Nyanga, Cape Town. From an early age he has had a love for drawing and painting and trained at the Arts and Media Access Centre (AMAC). In 2009 he was selected as resident artist at Greatmore Studios and later that year at the Souq Waqif Art Center in […]Read More
SinCHUI is a streetwear brand founded by Designer Robyn Agulhas in 2019. The brand specializes in gender-neutral streetwear. SinCHUI is inspired by the streets of Japan, taking design for detail and function into its garments. The young designer describes her design journey as being routed in inspiring people and telling stories through her designs. Her […]Read More
Qhamanande Maswana’s works are based on the state of things as they exist from his personal experiences and journeys, instead of the idealistic version of them. The reflection of these journeys is made possible by the artist through the process of engulfing himself with the subjects as well as their surroundings truths either by means […]Read More
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