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The Kenyan musician, producer and DJ doesn’t care what African music is ‘supposed’ to sound like. >

The renowned German designer does not shy away from age-old materials and techniques. >

What human narrative exists beneath our shiny 21st-century products? >

Tea Uglow, the director of Google’s Creative Lab in Sydney on her work at the intersection of tech and creativity. >

“We like to work in an open way, because we believe in that way of co-creating things.” >

The graphic designer worked on a monochromatic book that had handwritten book requests and thank you notes from US prison inmates. >

The partner at Pentagram on Brexit, family, history and the power of design during these changing political times. >

The Keio University student says wearable technology could redefine the way people play in urban landscapes. >

The media and interaction designer’s work challenges perceptions of interactive and digital projects. >

She collected samples of soil, dried fynbos, wood, stone and seaweed to distil an accurate fragrance of the city’s landscape. >

“Aesthetic fuction is more important. How we designed what you don’t see,” on their wildly popular LALA Surma drinks cabinet. >

“Less about perfection, but rather a desire to have more options.” >

In her Design Indaba Conference talk she introduces us to her project called The Life, the Sea and the Space Viking. >

The award-winning designer talks about applying design processes to our daily lives. >

Their approach to their talk at the Design Indaba Conference 2017 was no different to their stunningly cheeky designs. >

Making the world a less frustrating, more efficient and safer place. >

Marko Ahtisaari presents Unwind, a global experiment in drug-free ways to treat physical and mental health. >

On the Design Indaba Conference stage, the multi-tasking creative discusses her unconventional approach to design. >

“My design method is film, specifically telling stories through images.” >

Belgian chicken artist Koen Vanmechelen and Zimbabwean activist Chido Govera talk about the Planetary Community Chicken Project at Design Indaba 2017. >

“If the chair you are sitting on could tell your story, would it be a dangerous or good thing?” >

The Dutch architect chats about how he is unlocking the potential of buildings in overcrowded cities. >

Co-Founder & CPO Joe Gebbia announces that over 16,000 Airbnb hosts have already signed up to host refugees for free. >

This South African storyteller, musician and videographer looks to creativity as a positive outlet for violence, hurt and low self-esteem. >

She believes fashion could be downloadable and open source where designers become facilitators that guide the customer instead of being in control. >