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A Johannesburg-based digital artist uses Instagram to exhibit work that speaks directly to censored voices, experiences and representation of black women. >

The remarkable thing about this furniture line is that it is totally unremarkable. >

In the second part of her photo series Intimate Strangers, South African artist Puleng Mongale explores the yearning she has to be in touch with her ancestors. >

Travel and experiences in Africa gave French artist Doline Legrand Diop an artistic mission. >

Jimin Kim’s award-winning book of illustrations asks you to find the Mr Hyde to your Dr Jekyll. >

We waste around 45 per cent of the food we produce. The Biovessel is a beautiful addition to sustainable living. >

A greek visual designer re-visits and interrogates iconic summer days from the 50s & 60s. >

The Japanese car manufacturer has created a functional concept car inspired by the emotional connections we have with family vehicles. >

This clinical psychologist unpacks the inner workings of his world by creating new worlds. >

The Sati Tala is a surface unlike any other dinner table. Built for mindfulness, it physically connects its users. >

This Canadian artist is championing body positivity. >

How insects are helping a team of scientists and designers understand our microbial surroundings. >

The British government has recently approved construction of a second, world-leading collection of wind turbines. >

A lyric, the emotion of a song and the instruction of a beat gives birth to illustrations meant to awaken the viewer. >

The patriarchy becomes a literal prison in this refreshing, feminist comic series. >

The former spearhead of Studio Ghibli plans to give children an immersive experience of the natural world in Kumé Island, Okinawa. >

Water scarcity threatens the security of Pakistan’s people. Follow one photojournalist as she documents its effects. >

The Johannesburg-based street artist's latest work is a tribute to the black girl child. >

To tackle desertification, the Egyptian government is growing tree plantations that thrive on waste water. >

Using Google Earth, Saroo Brierley found his family after 25 years. This is his story. >

Enomad’s portable power plant generates electricity using any source of running water. >

This building reacts to the outside environment to benefit its inhabitants. >

Pipe is a sustainable water harvesting solution that could produce 4.5 billion litres of clean water for California. >

Construction and carpentry are not readily associated with high school girls. Project H Design’s Girls Garage hopes to change that. >