"My work is a manifestation of the failures and contradictions of history, but it also explores potentialities." >

South African photographer Paul Shiakallis documents the leather-wearing women of Botswana’s heavy metal scene. >

Babina cleverly represents what different mental illnesses look like. >

His murals have transformed degraded and abandoned buildings into unique colourful spaces around the world >

“We have enough about what my skin looks like but what does it feel like?’ >

"With the help of technology, with the help of design, we are improving the world". >

Neil Harbisson has an antenna implanted in his skull that allows him to feel colour, while Moon Ribas has sensors in her feet that allow her to feel earthquakes >

"I call them 'les presidents residants' because they never want to leave power once in the seat." – Fabrice Monteiro, photographer, Dakar. >

“I would say my aesthetic has always been whimsical because all my favourite media as a child were musicals, cartoons, books, comics and fashion.” >

“The constant title came about when I had a serious reality check that I was the constant denominator in all my failed relationships." Basetsana Maluleka >

Inspired by the work of J.D. Okhai Ojeikere, Medina Dugger and GIF artist François Beaurain celebrate the complexity of hair in Nigeria. >