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Snøhetta explores the evolving relationship between handicraft and digital technology. Architect and co-founder Kjetil Thorsen will speak at Design Indaba 2017. >

Artist Ralph Borland takes street wire art to a new level. >

“You look awkward. You feel ridiculous, but that’s the toll of contorting yourself to fit in.” >

From the Netherlands to China, architects are envisioning increasingly imaginative pathways. >

What does it mean to be “black enough”? >

University student designs a pair of smart glasses for people who have difficulty reading >

Despite rumours that AI will take over the world, there's still a lot machines can’t do without man. At Design Indaba 2017, tech genius Luis von Ahn shows why. >

Fashion student Babette Sperling experiments with the possibilities of 3D printing. >

This photo collection depicts two contrasting points in the lifespan of a city. >

The self-taught artist puts pen to paper in celebration of black women. >

This video game provides a sobering view of living under war-time conditions. >

A student-led startup called Aeropowder leads the charge in sustainable insulation made of chicken feathers. >

At Design Indaba 2017 information designer Giorgia Lupi will collaborate with guitarist Kaki King on an unimaginable journey through data and the senses. >

Step into the weird world of 18-year-old visual artist Maya Ajani >

The Ubuntu containment bed can easily be assembled for a rapid response to an outbreak >

Cameroonian innovator designs an app to combat road accident deaths. >

The meeting point between being a good samaritan and 21st-century convenience is here. >

The Ghanaian photographer learning to love herself through creativity. >

This crafty double roof design collects rainwater and cools the interior of the home in arid regions >

“Through design and through art we are the people that can change the world.” >

This designer creates authentic Central American fashion for individuals with Down syndrome. >

The ‘Mask House’ was built specifically for those coping with grief. >

This mushroom material can grow a whole cowhide’s worth of leather in two months. >

Scientist develops another robotic pollinator >