Design News

Former Design Indaba Emerging Creatives reflect on their journeys since leaving the incubator programme. >

“The work needs to be returned without any kind of conditions." >

Award-winning photographer Marinka Masséus uses her craft to raise awareness about albinism. >

“Most of the time I’m reaching out to new clients, updating my work, doing invoices and reaching out to new suppliers.” >

“The project evolves around how my family landed in Johannesburg – how they ended up in the city from the farmlands. But it’s really a relatable story." >

Part of the 2019 Design Indaba Emerging Creatives programme, Rolecia Janse van Rensburg's work is inspired by colourful moments and human interaction. >

Highly decorative and rich in colour, the Parisian illustrator's work reflects a diverse community. >

As the founder and director of Afri Modern, Sifiso Shange is making waves with his culturally influenced designs. >

Ali Aschman explores her conflicting feelings on the ways in which women have been associated with nature through the ages. >

By creating practical, locally made art and furniture, Mbele hopes to inspire younger South African designers to learn and teach. >

“Each design is inspired by a form of nature which represents an expression of the most powerful lessons I’ve learnt.” >