Nobumichi Tosa’s interactive work is difficult to classify. Speaking at Design Indaba 2009 he says, “We make many many nonsense machines.”

Barbara Cilliers makes information design relevant in a South African context.

There are different artistic formats through which to tell stories in a visual way, discovers Lauren Mackler.

Arno Mathies talks about luxury, industrial design and the influences in his own work.

Roger Smythe explains that when Masters and Savant Worldwide was established, they wanted to give both their clients and team an incredible experience. Roger Sm

Finding the real human presence in design is a big task, but one that Rick Valicenti finds particularly interesting.

Experimenting is an important part of the creative process for design duo BarberOsgerby.

What we need in a time of crisis is love, ambition and a redesign of the entire human environment as a work of art.

Finding solutions for the housing problem in South Africa is a pressing issue and one that architects have a lot to contribute to, says Luyanda Mpahlwa.

Commonwealth talk about the process of bridging the divide between designing and making objects.

It was by pure coincidence that Marian Bantjes started working as a typesetter. Years later, she has refined it into a magnificent craft.

Design is what helps make science accessible, giving it cultural value and aesthetic appeal.