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INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Adele Sherlock Adéle Sherlock is a South African ceramic artist known for her hand-built, high-fired porcelain sculptures. Adéle specializes in creating unglazed works that explore the delicate balance between nature, time, growth, and decay. Using press moulds of plants, leaves, and natural objects, she captures the intricate textures and forms of the natural world, creating sculptures that evoke a sense of both fragility and strength. Her work is rooted in a deep connection to nature, with recurring motifs of nests, leaves, and organic forms that highlight the beauty of natural cycles. Each piece is carefully hand-crafted, allowing the raw qualities of porcelain to shine through without the use of glazes. Adéle holds an Honours degree in Design from Stellenbosch University, which has informed her approach to structure and form. Her sculptures have been exhibited at “Cube - Rust en Vrede”, and she was awarded the “First Merit - Western Cape New Signature Awards”. “Nest 2” was selected for the Clay Awards South Africa. Through her work, Adéle invites viewers to reflect on the impermanence of life and the fragile beauty of the natural world. Her structures echo femininity and lightness, beautiful but decaying. This interplay between strength and delicacy is a core to her work. . . the thin line between creation and dissolution, the beauty of impermanence." Nest I Adele Sherlock Ceramic 22 x 22 x 13cm R6,500 Nest II Adele Sherlock Ceramic 22 x 22 x 13cm R6,500 Nest III Adele Sherlock Ceramic 22 x 22 x 13cm R6,500

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Will Roux "As with many of my artworks the inspiration for these works comes from stories, fables, fairy tales, folklore and design. I'm fascinated and intrigued by the history and origin of stories, and how they have changed and evolved with time. I create the artworks by first drawing the images then I proceed to break them down into simplified designs, after that I layer them back into three-dimensional form, using LED lights. By using these much-loved stories as inspiration, I try not to merely tell them in my own way, but also bring them to life, to let them shine like light in the darkness." - Will Roux Feathered Fractals Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 26 X 26cm R1,800 Wildflower Canvas Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 22 x 24cm R1,600 Aerial Serenade Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 26 X 26cm R1,800 Mirrored Memories: A Pierced Past Will Roux Digital Photo on Mirror Board, Hand Piercing 39 x 30cm R3,500 Latitudinal Lines: A Pierced Planet Will Roux Digital Photo on Mirror Board, Hand Piercing 39 x 30cm R3,500 Endless Echo: A Vultures Journey Will Roux Digital Image and Hand Embroidery 31.5 x 47.5cm R4,000 Kringe in die Vuur 1 Will Roux Laser-cutting on board & Charcoal 30 cm diameter R2,000 Kringe in die Vuur 2 Will Roux Laser-cutting on board & Charcoal 30 cm diameter R2,000 Untamed Eden Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 22 x 24cm SOLD Serenading Shadows Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 26 X 26cm SOLD Grounded Hope Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 33 x 32cm SOLD The Collective Unconscious Will Roux Laser-Cutting, Hand Embroidery and Piercing 38 x 52cm SOLD Echoes of the Artic: A Penguins Story Will Roux Digital Image and Hand Embroidery 31.5 x 47.5cm SOLD Luminous Labyrinth Will Roux Hand-Cutting on Paper 47 x 47cm SOLD

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Grace Kotze "My work is motivated by the challenge of fusing my emotional intent with visual and technical concerns. At present oil painting is my primary tool, its phenomenally versatile nature offers never-ending possibilities of exploration. In order to produce works of integrity I have to paint from an emotional point of reference. I am very aware of utilizing imagery I have a profound connection to. My paintings function on an autobiographical level documenting both my internal and external vision. I paint places and people from my everyday life, using the familiar as a direct link to an emotive sense of self." - Grace Kotze Rediscovered Childhood Grace Kotze Bronze 12,7 x 7 x 5,2cm R5,000 The Voyage Grace Kotze Bronze 9,7 x 9 x 9cm R7,500 Life Celebrated Grace Kotze Bronze 11,2 x 7 x 5,2cm SOLD Stepping Out Grace Kotze Bronze 11,5 x 6 x 8,5cm SOLD The Gourd and the Weaver Grace Kotze Acrylic on Canvas 50 x 80 x 4cm SOLD A Stack of Penguins Grace Kotze Acrylic on Canvas 40cm x 80cm x 4cm SOLD

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Cornelia Stoop "The work is rooted in realism, as it is expressed in modelling style and concept. Images sprout from meditation on present reality. For example, it asks the viewer to reevaluate the legitimacy of an anthropocentric outlook of the world. Consequently, objects and subjects are used metaphorically and often contain social commentary." - Cornelia Stoop Jacket Cornelia Stoop Bronze (Edition 8/15) 28 x 28 x 13,5cm R22,260

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Donna McKellar "Donna McKellar is a South African fine artist, living and painting in Cape Town. She is well known for her large-scale South African landscapes. She paints enigmatic and peaceful paintings of South African landscapes, and its remote buildings, Industrial urban moments, and large sea vessels. Her works are both highly technical and emotive in nature. The themes are centred around the idea of urban decay and its strange beauty. She is inspired by various aspects of her own everyday life and perceptions as a painter, such as light and shadow, architecture and geography, memory and emotion." - Donna McKellar #1030 Pink in Herbertsdale Donna McKellar Oil on Linen Canvas 60 x 30cm 25,000 #1034 TWIN SISTERS Donna McKellar Oil on Linen Canvas 80 x 60cm R39,000 #1036 FADED DREAMS IN TWO-TONE Donna McKellar Oil on Linen Canvas 50 x 30cm R20,500 #1035 PETROL / DIESEL Donna McKellar Oil on Linen Canvas 50 x 30cm R20,500 #1029 The Blue Caravan Donna McKellar Oil on Linen Canvas 60 x 30cm SOLD #1033 TWO GATES TO TWEESPRUIT Donna McKellar Oil on Linen Canvas 80 x 60cm SOLD

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Bianca Black "Bianca Black is an emerging abstract artist based in Hoedspruit, South Africa. Her bold, playful paintings weave together colour, geometry, and layered texture with echoes of tribal patterns and African landscapes. Drawing on two decades in interior design, she translates her deep understanding of space, balance, and pattern into intuitive mark-making that feels both contemporary and primal. Bianca Black’s journey has come full circle - from a curious child drawn to creativity, to a structured career in interiors, and back again to a space of playful, instinctive expression. Deeply inspired by the African bush, her work layers bold colour, rich textures, and tribal echoes to celebrate freedom, storytelling and childlike curiosity. Each canvas is an invitation to see the world through wonder - raw, vibrant and alive." FATHER & SON Bianca Black Mixed media (acrylic oil pastel oil crayon and oil stick) on canvas 150 x 100 x 5cm R32,000 LIONS HEAD Bianca Black Mixed media, canvas on board (Framed) 34 x 42cm R11,500 AND THE MOUNTAINS WEPT Bianca Black Mixed media, Canvas on board (Framed) 50 x 50cm R6,500 VISITATIONS Bianca Black Mixed Media on Canvas (Framed) 46 x 40 x 3,5cm R5,600

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Karen Wykerd Karen Wykerd is a Cape Town-based artist who works across a range of media. Using embroidery and painting – on canvas, paper or glass – she combines dissolution with detail to express her ongoing fascination with everyday city life. From her easel she explores both urban and natural environments, constantly in pursuit of light. Her endless search takes her down busy streets, forest paths and high above the city. Captured first in photography and then in pigment or thread, her understated scenes are defined and transformed by light. Each individual brushstroke or stitch reveals the ever-evolving interaction between sunlight and shadow. For Wykerd, a city is a place whose energy materialises in the meeting point of such dualities – concrete and trees, grids and the flow of water, rhythm and stillness, control and chance. Process is an important part of the work. While Wykerd’s considered mark-making is meditative, the slow layering of brushstrokes, combined with translucent washes of soft colour, allow her to depict light in all its changing qualities. There are also elements of serendipity at play, acknowledging the necessity of exploring the unfamiliar in order to gain insight. Wykerd’s work is a quiet reverie. Whether she depicts a dappled pool, a shaded street or golden beach, the muted scenes she captures are calm oases amid the distractions of contemporary living. Her translucent washes of verdant colour around figures swimming, strolling and floating create scenes of immersion in nature. By including such figures in her work, she invites her audience to share her vision. The dreamily indistinct backgrounds and tranquil palette combine to give us moments of rest and reflection where we can be reacquainted with nature, and our selves. Bloom where you are planted #15 Karen Wykerd Embroidery and Painting on Stretched Canvas 60cm diameter R24 500 Bloom where you are planted #10 Karen Wykerd Embroidery and Painting on Stretched Canvas 50cm diameter R22 100 Turn your face towards the sun Karen Wykerd Embroidery on Canvas 37 x 29 x 3,5cm SOLD Bloom where you are planted #8 Karen Wykerd Embroidery and Painting on Stretched Canvas 60cm Diameter SOLD Bloom where you are planted #12 Karen Wykerd Embroidery and Painting on Stretched Canvas SOLD Bloom where you are planted #14 Karen Wykerd Embroidery and Painting on Stretched Canvas 30cm diameter SOLD 5.40 - 25 July 2023 Kloof Street Karen Wykerd Acrylic on Wood Panel 30 x 30cm SOLD Summer Daze #11 Karen Wykerd Mix Media on Canvas 40 x 40cm SOLD Set your sights on the plentiful that awaits Karen Wykerd Embroidery on Painted Canvas 30 x 30cm SOLD Take me to the River #3 Karen Wykerd Oil on Paper - Framed 31 x 27cm SOLD Breathing Space #14 Karen Wykerd Acrylic on wood panel 34x26 cm SOLD

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Mariëtte Momberg Mariëtte Momberg is an experimental printmaker who explores the multi-faceted relationship between humanity and nature with her socio-political views often central to her creative output. Her work has been described as impactful and evocative with elements of pop-art and a decidedly contemporary spin. Combining graphic imagery with bold pattern and colour, illustrated in linocut and mixed media, her art practice continues to evolve into a vibrant and varied body of work which strives to balance aesthetic with narrative and humour. She is passionate about the environment and feels that creative efforts should make a conscious effort to minimise environmental impact. Mariëtte is self-taught and has been practicing as a full-time artist since 2018. Prior to pursuing a career in art, she had worked in Academia as a social health researcher specialising in reproductive health and rights. She is an active member of the all-female printmaking collective, The Printing Girls. Ripple Mariëtte Momberg Reduction linocut 30 x 30cm R2,900 Glow and behold Mariëtte Momberg Reduction linocut 54 x 36 x 4cm R6,500 Framed (SOLD) R5,500 Unframed Afterglow Mariëtte Momberg Reduction linocut R5,500 Frost Echoes Mariëtte Momberg & MISHVANIA Cyanotype 1/1 52 x 52 x 4cm R8,500 Cosmic Femme Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut A2 Unframed: R4,900 Framed: R6,400 Tranquil Dissonance Mariëtte Momberg Collaged Drypoint Edition:1/1 60x110x4cm Framed: R24,000 Changes Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut Unframed (55x38cm): R5,680 The Universal Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut and thread Framed (111x46cm) R22,000 The Universal Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut and thread 110x38cm R13,000 Rise and Ruin I Mariëtte Momberg Intaglio, tetra pack drypint 100 x 49cm R14,500 Rise and Ruin II Mariëtte Momberg Intaglio, tetra pack drypint 100 x 49cm R14,500 Rise and Ruin III Mariëtte Momberg Intaglio, tetra pack drypint 100 x 49cm Unframed: R14,500 Framed: R24,000 Space Cat (Framed) Mariëtte Momberg Stone Lithograph 64 x 47cm SOLD As we know it Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut SOLD Alone Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut and thread Framed: 54x54cm SOLD Clicktivism Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut Framed (34x34cm): R6,200 Unframed (31x31cm): SOLD Ground Control Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut Framed (59x44cm) SOLD Unframed: SOLD Resist Mariëtte Momberg Reduction Linocut 54 x 40cm SOLD

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Sonja Kastner Ceramics "In my art, I use clay as a medium to convey what moves me and express how I view the world, tongue always firmly in cheek. As a textile designer and a lover of all things pattern, colour and print, as well as clay, I am now able to combine and practise all my passions as one. Currently, I am using the process of photolithographic printing on clay, combining it with hand painted underglaze decoration and accents of gold lustre. The aim of my art is simply to amuse, evoke an emotion or just brighten up a dull wall. And above all a reminder to not take ourselves too seriously." - Sonja Kastner Husbands Come And Go But Friends Are Forever Sonja Kastner Ceramic 28cm SOLD The World You Are Looking For No Longer Exists Sonja Kastner Ceramic 28cm SOLD

INTERESTED IN THIS ARTIST'S WORK? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT US: Mail Stefan Hofmeyr "I am an experienced fine artist who have been plying my trade for over 3 decades. I am active both local and international art scenes. Fascinating mammals & majestic places inspire me. " - Stefan Hofmeyr Essence Stefan Hofmeyr Mixed Medium on Canvas 70x 90 x 1cm R15,800 Afternoon Stefan Hofmeyr Mixed Medium on Canvas 42 x 59 x 1cm R10,500 Bring on the Night Stefan Hofmeyr Mixed Medium on Canvas 42 x 59 x 1cm R10,500