Articles

“This material is made from something that comes from the earth, and later on it can end up back in the soil, while posing no risk to nature.” >

Kot Bonkers is a brazen illustrator who fiercely defends her right to draw for the sake of it and identify with no political groups, despite audience opinion. >

Motivated by experiences of displacement, these designers are using fashion to tell their story of war and strife and in doing so, helping refugee communities. >

Sand, a resource usually taken for granted, is being drastically overmined, resulting in the destruction of major ecosystems worldwide. >

The winner of this year's Standard Bank Young Artist Award talks about her latest project called This Song is For... >

The CEO of Bakulu Power takes us through their work in Buvuma, one of the only districts without electricity in the country. >

“We must be more ambitious in harnessing the power of renewable energy to meet sustainable development and climate goals” >

Australian sculptors and married couple Gillie and Marc are creating 10 life sized sculptures celebrating the lives of monumental women. >

“Anyone who has a disability has the ability to create art.” >

How Majik Water tapped a water source that is all around us. >

The product designer has created two products to cater to people suffering from Parkinson's. >

Ami Doshi Shah’s sculptural jewellery pieces tell the story both of Kenya’s intricate past and the country's captivating natural beauty. >

Nigerian product designer has designed a range of products that take into account the uniqueness of a West African consumer. >

“It’s about creating and dialoguing about things that affect us in a way that isn't Orientalist, or beholden to the erasures and violence..." >