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Nhlanhla Xaba
Contemporary ArtRaw graphic depiction of urban township life and the human density of Johannesburg by the co-founder of the Artist Proof Studio. Steady auction results at Strauss & Co in the R10,000–R30,000 range.
Linocut on paper55 x 75 cm
Patrick Bongoy
Contemporary ArtCape Town sculptor weaving hessian, rubber and found materials into expressive figurative sculpture exploring identity and the body. Emerging artist gaining representation in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
Hessian and rubber on steel armature45 x 22 x 18 cm
Angus Taylor
Contemporary ArtTaylor (born 1967, Johannesburg) creates large-scale abstract sculptures from industrially sourced steel and stone that explore the tension between natural and man-made forms. His Corten steel works develop a characteristic rust patina over time, embedding the landscape into the object itself. Taylor has exhibited extensively in South Africa and Europe and is represented in major corporate and private collections.
Corten steel and mild steel180 x 65 x 55 cm
Clementina van der Walt
Contemporary ArtVan der Walt (born 1955, Cape Town) is a pioneering South African studio ceramicist whose distinctive tall vessels and bowls are recognized for their rich reactive glazes — deep cobalt blues pooling over terracotta forms. She has been a central figure in Cape Town's ceramics scene for four decades and her work is held in the Iziko South African National Gallery. Each piece is hand-thrown and unique.
Stoneware with reactive blue glaze48 x 22 cm diameter
Nicolas Louw
Contemporary ArtLouw works in the Zimbabwean stone sculpture tradition, carving soapstone and verdite into abstracted human forms that merge mother and child into a single, unified mass. The polished surface catches light beautifully, revealing the stone's natural banding. His work draws on both African carving traditions and the international modernist sculpture of Brancusi and Hepworth.
Polished soapstone44 x 22 x 18 cm
Mbeki Mafundikwa
Contemporary ArtMafundikwa is a Johannesburg-based wire sculptor working in the tradition of South African township wire art, where craftspeople have shaped wire into toys and figures for generations. His intricate beaded wire sculptures capture everyday urban characters — cyclists, vendors, musicians — in fine-gauge wire and glass beads. The work carries the kinetic energy of township street life in a medium that is uniquely South African.
Beaded wire on metal armature55 x 70 x 18 cm
Description Mixed Media on Acrylic Limited Edition of 3
100 x 80 cm, 120 x 100 cm, 140 x 120 cm
Description Limited Edition 39/50 Print 60 x 84 cm
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Description “This piece symbolizes the power of female friendship. It is a space where vulnerability is welcomed , where growth is nurtured, and where women are able to reflect one another’s worth, unmasked, unwavering. This kind of bond offers a rare stillness ,a place to stop and rest . This piece represents this environment where the mask is no longer needed, not because the world has changed, but because the bond itself offers refuge.”
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Description Mixed Media on Acrylic Limited Edition of 3
100 x 80 cm, 120 x 100 cm, 140 x 120 cm
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