For The Art Momentum, Tyna Adebowale delves into the foundations of her artistic journey and the ideas that shape her evolving body of work, with a special focus on her presentation in the SOLO section of the Investec Cape Town…
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Seeds in the Dark: Cow Mash on Memory, Play, and Ancestral Knowledge
Through a compelling interplay of memory, materiality, and imagination, South African artist Cow Mash’s practice is deeply rooted in her exploration of identity, heritage, and transformation. For her presentation with Berman Contemporary in the SOLO section at the 2025 Investec…
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Soly Cissé: Art Beyond All Limits
A prolific multidisciplinary artist, Soly Cissé has established himself as one of the most influential figures on the Senegalese artistic scene. Faithful to his philosophy—that of considering life as a game—he weaves a teeming universe where the boundaries between reality…
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Seduction and Subversion: Frances Goodman’s Playful Provocations
Based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Frances Goodman creates bold, tactile works that explore themes of beauty, power, and societal expectations through unconventional materials. Working with acrylic nails, sequins, and ceramic pills—exaggerated in scale to verge on the surreal—she transforms the…
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Temandrota: “Nothing ventured, nothing gained!”
Originally from Madagascar, Temandrota (whose birth name is Randriahasandratra Razafimandimby) has established himself as an essential voice in the contemporary African art scene. At the crossroads of tradition and modernity, his work, composed of recycled objects and natural materials, explores…
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Bilal Bahir: Play as a Fundamental Human Need
Hailing from Baghdad, Iraq, Bilal Bahir creates evocative work that weaves together themes of play, childhood, and memory, all rooted in the rich legacy of his Mesopotamian heritage. Combining painting, drawing, and collage, Bahir blends nostalgia with contemporary commentary, taking…
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Kristine Tsala’s Inner Transformations: Between Dreams and Reality
The work of Cameroonian artist Kristine Tsala blends nature, history, and spirituality to explore notions of identity, transformation, and collective memory. Represented by the Windsor Gallery, she will participate in the SOLO section of the 2025 Investec Cape Town Art…
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Fusion of Form: The Work of Stanislaw Trzebinski
Stanislaw Trzebinski’s sculptural forms are as thought-provoking as they are visually compelling. Merging traditional techniques like lost-wax casting with cutting-edge processes like 3D printing, the Kenyan-born Cape Town-based artist creates pieces that blur the boundaries of conventional sculpture. Simultaneously otherworldly…
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The Nobility of Ange Dakouo’s Woven Metaphors
Malian artist Ange Dakouo explores the symbols, rituals, and materials of his cultural heritage to reinterpret them through a deeply contemporary artistic practice. Participating in the SOLO section of the 2025 Investec Cape Town Art Fair alongside the LouiSimone Guirandou…
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Eman Ali: Embracing the Unexpected
Eman Ali’s multifaceted practice bridges tradition and innovation, blending photography, AI, text, installation, and sculpture to explore identity, culture, and environmental preservation. In her SOLO presentation with Hunna Art at the 2025 Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Ali presents Elsewhere,…
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