Margs in the meadow in motion passing by, panting, tail swinging saying hi. Suzie sitting sweetly for a second, Sam Standing eyes set on something. So sweet and simple the life of just being. The very nature of here, now and wabisabi.

297x340mm on 200gsm True Fibre Matt, signed by hand. Drawn in Procreate on iPad. Edited in Photoshop and printed digitally in South Africa.

Interior images from Pinterest

September 2025

A series of 30 × 30cm glazed tree ceramics with gold kintsugi detail. Made and fired at Han Ceramics. Titled Fruity Palm, Sweet Tree and and Topiary Yew. Framed with the most swirling eye textured Kiaat available by Made by Hand Framers in Cape Town.

Exibited at the Klein Wêreld Art Fair in July 2025. Subsequently bought by the event venue owners, Rosemary Hill Farm. They now reside at the Rosemary Hill Farm’s Green House Café.

July 2025

Inspired by South Africa’s Western Cape Proteas and Fynbos and the energy of the people here. In between the mountains, the high rises and the sea you’re bound to encounter some of the most hardy and audacious individuals. Celebrating the colourful characters of South Africa.

Available in 420 × 594 mm archival online from Pal Goods

My interest lies in contemplating worlds in all its sociopolitical, commercial, ethical and infrastructural intricacies. I am embarking on an adventure of building worlds of my own. This adventure involves the pursuit of a utopian construct, where everything is sentient and where I allow myself a playful attitude towards the work. Part of this play involves the invention of fountains. I think of them as sensual, empathetic, welcoming and fertile. Totemic places of abundance. These fountains function in a novel and strange world, serving as a motherly influence on all surrounding habitats. 

My practice is an organic type of world building, drawing on the intuitive nature of mycorrhizal networks and the workings of my imagination. It is open to and encourages tangents and side quests and serves as an antidote to the dystopian reality of our current context. A hopeful alternative, an intervention towards contemporary city living.

Hand printed linocut art prints. Printed on Rosipina Fabriano. 300 GSM. 440 x 610 mm

In anticipation and celebration of the coming Spring in Cape Town ’24. Made for Pal Goods

September 2024

Aligator figure created for Pal Goods. The start of my preoccupation with the shape of things.

Rug hand tufted by Spinnerkop Rug Makers in Cape Town

CD: Arno Visser, Byron Meiring

September 2022