Catalogue - September 2025
Return to CataloguesVIEW THE FULL CATALOGUEMarcel HerholdtMarcel Herholdt (b. 1980) lives and works in Greyton, a small town near Cape Town. He has no formal art education but has spent much of his adult life in the art departments of movie sets and on other creative projects.
READ MORE Jono De KockHead in the Clouds is a celebration of presence—those fleeting yet profound moments when we are completely absorbed in joy, movement, and self-expression. Inspired by the effortless bliss of everyday life
READ MORE Mary-Lou Kessell have been creating these posters over the last six years, and it has become my passion to experiment with colors, objects, textures, and people, as you will see in my work.
READ MORE Moena WeissMoena Weiss (born 1995 in Germany) is a photographer and psychologist (M.A. in Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy) whose work focuses on the intersection of art, psychology, and queer mental health.
READ MORE Tsepo Tawie SofuteAJ Burns was born in Cape Town and has always had a love of Africa with strong ties to nature, and in particular water and its movement.
READ MORE Refiloe MnisiI am a multidisciplinary artist guided by a deep interest in the metaphysical and the unseen. Rooted in African spiritual traditions and personal memory
READ MORE Thirza SchaapThirza Schaap graduated from the Royal Academy of Art The Hague in 1996. Since then, she has been working as an artist and is currently exploring new art forms through her Plastic Ocean project.
READ MORE That's AshMy name is Ashley Algeria Ferreira otherwise known as That’s Ash, born & raised in the East of Johannesburg, I now call Cape Town my home.
READ MORE HAGE MUKWENDJEI am a visual artist based in Windhoek, Namibia. My art develops itself primarily through painting and mixed-medium, but I have also been especially interested in combining different art forms, tensioning and translating sensations, images and ideas from multiple media. My art is in essence is about telling a feeling or story, through whichever medium(s) can act as a conduit for that feeling or story.
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