Tafadzwa MasudiARTIST STATEMENT Tafadzwa Masudi (b. 1988) began painting at an early age in Harare, assisting a family friend who introduced him to the visual arts. In 2010, he moved to South Africa and worked in a clothing factory until 2020, when he was laid off. He used this as an opportunity to begin painting full-time, […]
READ MORE Daria BalutaARTIST STATEMENT WHAT’S THE MATTER A exhibition by Daria Baluta Daria is one of the ten winners of the 2025 WORLDART10 competition, an initiative established by WORLDART to identify and support promising emerging artists. This exhibition marks an important milestone, introducing a new body of work centred on her distinctive use of epoxy resin and […]
READ MORE SIBUSISO NGWAZIARTIST STATEMENT April 2026 Come midnight, I will be out of sight. Ngwazi is a self-taught South African artist renowned for his nonfigurative paintings. His practice reflects his desire to break free from the constraints of traditional representational art and explores the limitless possibilities of abstraction. Ngwazi’s work is characterized by bold, vibrant colours and […]
READ MORE Silumko SotasheARTIST STATEMENT Afro Pop Art My work explores bright colour patterns and female portraiture, as the female figure represents strength in mostAfrican families. Influenced by the Pop Art movement made famous by Andy Warhol, I created my own version, called Afro PopArt. My version has a deliberate twist in the colour schemes and a more […]
READ MORE Zolile PetshaneZolile Petshane is one of South Africa's most respected and revered abstract artists. His latest body of work, Brick by Brick, turns the language of economics into visceral, layered abstraction, and looks to the trader, the entrepreneur and the hustler for the answer.
READ MORE Peter WebberThe paintings are my young vision of Table Mountain and Cape Town's light, and the happiness it gives us, in shape, colour and sound.
READ MORE Jess HenrichJess Henrich is a Kenyan-born photographer and painter based in Cape Town. Her ongoing project FARAS documents remote horse cultures - her exhibition Kinship traces the bond between Basotho riders and their horses in the mountains of Lesotho.
READ MORE STEPHANIE REITHBorn in Tanzania and now based in South Africa, Stephanie Reith captures the cultures and styles of the tribes of Africa before these traditions are forgotten, working across 20 different mediums.
READ MORE Gavin LarkinGavin Larkin creates fine art from figurative to complete abstraction, with much of his practice focused on experimenting with used and new materials and mediums while staying on the cutting edge of modern art.
READ MORE Mary-Lou KessellMary-Lou Kessell has spent six years creating collage-based posters, experimenting with colour, objects, textures, and people - a passion she believes she inherited from her mother's love of scrapbooking.
READ MORE Julian HallJulian Hall's Surface Studies explores material, texture and surface through a reduced visual language - combining acrylic paint with sand, dirt, concrete, and charcoal to investigate how different substances behave on canvas.
READ MORE SepidSechi Art Studio treats the book as something built and worn at the edges - forgotten books and handcrafted notebooks are folded and layered into sculptural installations that turn text into texture.
READ MORE DION CUPIDODion Cupido responds directly — and unapologetically - to the fractured realities of contemporary life, using painting as a space where ambiguity is not only allowed, but necessary.
READ MORE Michael Oliver LoveMichael Oliver Love's Changing Shape explores the relationship between light and shadow — the sun's passage across the sky captured in fleeting, transformative moments.
READ MORE HAGE MUKWENDJEHage Mukwendje is a Namibian visual artist based in Windhoek, working in mixed media that combines painting with newspaper collage to explore identity, history, and social narrative.
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