I have always been awed and inspired by Simon Max Bannister’s work. So this week I just HAD to choose one of his works as ‘Artwork of the Week’. SONGBIRD Simon Max Bannister Bronze Single Edition 200 x 250 x … Continued
Lili Pobornikova shows us what we can do with what nature gives us. If you watch survival programs, you would most probably have heard this before, “Work with what you have available to you”. To say the truth, you probably … Continued
Katharina Forster brings a new meaning to “another man’s trash is another man’s treasure”. Her artwork offers us insight into complicated matters, from personal emotions we as humans often deal with to mindfulness of nature, by using discarded items. Persistence … Continued
PANTHERA PARDUS Roberto Vaccaro Mixed media metals 2016 I’ve been lucky to meet an incredibly talented young sculptor who’s based in George. Roberto Vaccaro works with scrap metal to create majestic and anatomically correct sculptures of animals and human figures. … Continued
Yong Ho Ji’s tire sculptures can both sadden and disturb. Yet he works with certain methods, methods we can all learn something from. His work is inspiring, not only for its skill required, but also for the constant betterment he … Continued
Danelle Janse van Rensburg’s bleeding roots explores the interconnectedness of all life Danelle Janse van Rensburg’s latest solo exhibition – Bleeding Roots – explores the ‘interconnectedness’ as well as the symbiotic role of the ‘Mother Tree’ with other younger surrounding … Continued