Influenced by her mother's photographic archive spanning four decades, Ranji Mangcu uses portraiture to engage with questions of identity....
A lover of all things weird and wonderful, get to know offbeat fashion and textile design graduate Alexandra van Heerden....
Inspired by childhood memories and life's small joyful moments, Miriek Jansen van Rensburg's digital illustration and design work is playful and eye-catching....
Fine art graduate Tasmin Randall's end of year exhibition was shaped by the mundanity, limitations and loop-like experiences of lockdown....
Throughout her work Kaylyn Kemp puts her creative talents and charming, light-hearted style to use to share a message of sustainability. ...
Filmmaker and photographer Abongwe L. Booi’s passion for visual language leads him in search of meaningful African stories and intimate moments....
The meeting place for her creative flair and analytical mind, Andrea Rossouw's illustrative style of graphic design is detail-oriented, fun-loving, quirky, and colourful....
Fashion graduate Caitlin Rogerson explores sustainable design materials and processes in her ready-to-wear women's clothing brand....
Emerging from his background in printmaking, Pebofatso Mokoena's paintings explore ideas around politics, architecture and the environment. ...
Angelina Wicker's design style is whimsical, inviting, at times a little surreal, and grounded through the use of bold typography....
Fashion design graduate Asanda Mgobhozi switched paths to pursue her dream and preserve African identity....
From social issues to the humour of everyday life, India Tyers is a mixed media illustrator with a passion for storytelling....
We caught up with photography graduate Sandra Nagel about using her medium to celebrate, uplift and empower. ...
Michaelis fine art graduate YunYoung Ahn employs the language of artistic expression to overcome cultural barriers - it is the bridge that connects her worlds....
A principle of low-impact living underscores Masego Morgan's playful graphic design style, which she describes as "kindercore"....
