2017 Archive

The Jeggo helps its users overcome the downsides of travelling with therapeutic music and light. >

Eating designer Marije Vogelzang explores the relationship between the eyes, the stomach and the appetite in her new project, Volumes. >

The town of KwaDukuza in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa grabbed headlines last year for a number of fatal taxi shootings. The video for this hit song address this. >

How do digital artists bring their creativity to life? We ask some seasoned illustrators. >

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. >

Alexa Pollmann’s project Indivicracy presents a future statehood, where governments are no longer territorial and citizens are followed by a social network. >

We talk to emerging South African fashion designer Rich Mnisi about the challenges of making a name for yourself in a young, local market. >

In a 2015 interview, South African comics artists Ray Whitcher and Moray Rhoda talk about bringing the genre closer to home. >

An interview with Senegalese photographer Abdoulaye Ndao. >

MIT have developed DuoSkin, a metallic tattoo that enables you to use your skin as an interface to control devices, receive data and communicate. >