My art speaks of Modern Utopia, the imagination of things far beyond, and the imagination of life and our world as we know it.

I make other-worldly hybrid assemblages that balance precariously between holding together and falling apart.

Unorthodox patterns are the foundation of my practice.

I work in a very multi-disciplinary manner that is critical, playful, and heartfelt.

Love for life translated to images.

Devolution: returning back to the essences of space and time.

Storytellers of an African perspective.

I am like a chameleon; my style is versatile and can adapt to whatever is needed.

A layered approach to conventional photography.

My style is playful, free, and often tumultuous.

Traditional art-making meets technological advancement.

Native and modernist.

A mixed media style that is rooted in the Japanese practice of Ukiyo from the Edo period.

My work captures space and materials in striking and authentic ways.

Either extremely bright or dull colours with unrefined pen-strokes and recycled fabric treatment with deep imagery.

#BrushstrokesfromtheFuture is a term he coined to describe his style and technique.

Music is the guide to my creation

My work sheds light on an environmentally sustainable profession while highlighting the intrinsic value of underrepresented individuals.

My artistic style can be described as playful, thought-provoking, exciting, and informative.

Her portfolio consists of a mix of photography, digital work, and fine illustrative work, aimed at inspiring a transcendental experience among viewers.

My art (apart from briefs and collabs) explores bizarre experiences that are difficult to convey to ordinary people.

A visual lexicon of African iconographies that pertain to IKS and African luxury.

Visuals that are ethereal, captured from the viewpoint of an unobtrusive observer.

I specialise in handmade collages.

Osso’s style is rooted in movement and atmospheric energy. It draws on expressive gestures and performance-based practices.

Futuristic with an attempt to heal and unpack childhood traumas.

Original South African style influenced by popular culture.