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  • Faith47 & Lyall Sprong of Thingking
    Faith47 & Thingking on connecting Capetonians across geographical divides
    Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:01:29 • 13 May 14
    Harvest mural by street artist Faith47 and Thingking, supported … Faith47 & Lyall Sprong of Thingking … We interview Faith47 and Lyall Sprong of Thingking … >
  • Harvest by Faith47 lit up by Thingking. Photo by Rowan Pybus @Makhulu_
    #ANOTHERLIGHTUP by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking
    Design Indaba News • Do Tank News • 26 Feb 14
    Harvest by Faith47 lit up by Thingking. Photo … HTUP by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking … >
  • Harvest by Faith47. Photo by Rowan Pybus @Makhulu_
    #ANOTHERLIGHTUP
    Social Activism • 5 Mar 14
    Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking combines public art with the potential of crowd-funding to build streetlights in Khayelitsha. The project, which aims to fund the installation of a streetlight system into one of Cape Town's more dangerous neighbourhoods, empowers individuals with the potential to be active agents in change. Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 … >
  • The Harvest mural by Faith47. Photo by Rowan Pybus @makhulu_
    #AnotherLightUp
    Design Indaba News • Do Tank News • 12 Mar 14
    change. Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking have … The Harvest mural by Faith47. Photo by Rowan Pybus @makhul … project by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking … >
  • Harvest mural by Faith47 lit up at night. Photo by Rowan Pybus @Makhulu_
    Thundafund kicks off campaign for #ANOTHERLIGHTUP
    Design Indaba News • Do Tank News • 5 Jun 14
    African street artist Faith47 and designer consultancy Thingking in February 2014. #ANOTHERLIGHTUP uses street art to entice the public to create measurable change in the community of Monwabisi Park, Cape Town. The initiative's members consulted with the organisation VPUU (Violence Prevention through Urban Upgrade) whose active groundwork in Khayelitsha has seen a marked decline in crime over the last few years. Together, they devised a plan to raise money for streetlights in a high-crime area in Monwabisi Park. These will light up a 500m pathway that joins public taps with community meeting places to make the area a safer space for community members and - in particular - children, who are most often the victims of violent crime. Faith47 … >