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“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. >

In his talk, Benimana asks a series of questions about the capabilities of the built environment: can a building heal, can a neonatal ward celebrate childhood? >

Writer and word-lover Naresh Ramchandani shares his eight favourite words at Design Indaba Conference 2016. >

Paloma Strelitz and James Binning, two members of the Turner Prize-winning collective Assemble, talk about how to make a city a playground of possibilities. >

The Spanish architect talks adaptive architecture in a fast-paced world. >

Danish artist-cum-designer Thomas Poulsen, also known as FOS, plays with the interactions between the human body and the space it occupies. >

It’s all a matter of perception. >

Whimsical Spanish designer Jaime Hayón explores materials and storytelling through products he creates with a childlike sense of fun. >

Global Graduate Naama Schendar explores identity and trauma through a design project that encourages enhanced empathy. >

Venezuelan architect Alfredo Brillembourg shares his thoughts on a new urban toolbox that can help us change the way growing cities are being organised. >

British social entrepreneur Hilary Cottam is working to innovate and update the Welfare State. >

Warren Du Preez and Nick Thorton Jones are London-based image makers, artists and film makers who've worked with Bjork, Alexander McQueen and Iris Van Herpen. >