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“It’s really important for us to make emotion that could differentiate smell in how something makes you feel when you smell it.” >

The Shanghai-based Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu spoke at Design Indaba 2020. >

Artists and creatives came together for the 'Rise' exhibition to raise awareness about gender-based violence in South Africa. >

Hyun Seok An's project was inspired by a UN World Food Conference that named algae ‘the most ideal food for mankind.’ >

P Bank allows visitors to make a donation of Phosphorus, which is currently endangered due to high consumption levels. >

Dutch product designer Karlijn Sibbel says she and her team wanted to create a material that adapts to changes the way nature does. >

The design student says this new kit and curriculum, a first for the UK, is inclusive of the LGBTQ+ community and other types of sexual practices. >

The Japanese designer and engineer will be speaking at Design Indaba 2020. >

“I am totally self-taught, which gives me full freedom of experimentation." >

“We want to be where the future is...Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation, so we want to anchor our research and design process closer to the people." >

The Italian illustrator lives by the philosophy being kind and creating beautiful things. >

The Iceland Design Award 2019 nominees include a wearable MIDI controller in the shape of a ring that sits on your index finger. >

Cheré Botha School provides pupils with a learning environment that limits excess stimuli and distraction. >

“I want people to really see the human connection and that's the most important aspect of my photography.” >

Zimbabwean-born photographer Barry Salzman talks to us about his latest project as well as his award-winning series on the Rwandan genocide. >

We catch up with former Design Indaba Emerging Creative, Wesley van Eeden, following the launch of his new festival called Southapedia Mural Festival. >

Dennis Pieprz recounts the beauty of the Indian cities he's visited in a vibrant series of photos. >

Researchers discover ancient graffiti believed to belong to the powerful ancient Kush civilisation. >

We take you through some of the 2019 Dezeen Award winners working to create a better world through creativity. >

Kristina.Bold is the typeface developed from the handwriting of Kristina Hellgren. >

Kyu Sang Lee and Martin Wilson talk to us about their project, Still-life with Three Suspended Bodies. >

“My ethos is to tell authentic and real South African stories using clothing and product.” >

These mesmerising braids celebrate the beauty of black femininity. >

Olayami Dabls says he wanted to enable residents to better understand the immense power of their African heritage. >