2025 artists
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Leah Johnson
Leah uses an abstracted form of fibre weaving and layering to create textured, vibrant compositions of modern perspectives and bold forms.
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Johann Notts
Johann mixes his own bronze to create sculptures with natural flow and form that tell a story of resilience, adaptability, and authenticity.
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Ian Miller
As a photographer specialising in land- and seascapes, Ian is inspired by Kommetjie’s wild and beautiful light, weather, and waves.
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Françoise V
Françoise’s fine art photography explores the quiet grace of nature’s most subtle expressions, where simplicity becomes a sacred vessel for stillness and reflection.
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Caryn McArthy
After 30 years in magazine design, Caryn McArthy uses her knowledge of typography, photography, and colour to express herself in oils.
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Cathy Layzell
Cathy paints layered, luminous abstracts inspired by wild water, mossy ravines, and mountain pools, where fractal light evokes elemental wilderness.
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Jéan America
Jéan uses found materials in his unique painted artworks, and is best known for his vibrant murals.
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Astrid Blumer
Astrid’s work focuses on imagined botanicals, feminine energy, and symbolism, expressed as layered works that signify transformation, growth, and connection.
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Wim Botha
Wim is well known for his installation works, sculptures, and ceramics. For OSK, he presents Japanese-style ceramic teabowls, bespoke wooden servingware, and items for mindful ritual.
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Theresa Wormser
Theresa’s asymmetric, hand-rendered ceramics are a statement about our individuality and the importance of play.
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Shaune Rogatschnig
Shaune Rogatschnig’s mixed media artworks are informed by the natural landscapes around her and result from her intuitive, abstract approach to finding the essence of a space.
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Ruth le Roux
Ruth’s abstract paintings reflect nature’s quiet power, combining expressive layers with restrained marks to capture the essence of mountains, water, rocks, and plants.
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Odette Howell
As a fine art photographer, Odette creates poetic autobiographical series that explore identity, memory, and emotional stillness inspired by nature.
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Michelle van Reenen
Michelle van Reenen’s intuitive paintings delve into the complex relationship between the conscious and unconscious selves, revealing the psyche by giving it form and colour.
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Chip Snaddon
Chip comments on our relationship with nature in murals and sculpture including carvings, castings, assemblages and public installations using alien vegetation and found objects.
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Michele Koch
Inspired by the natural environment, Michele uses materials such as sea grass, fynbos, and horsehair in making unique ceramic dishware and decorative pieces.
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Mariëtte Momberg
Mariëtte is a visual artist and printmaker working across various genres to explore themes of rupture, reclamation, and connection.
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Leah Rolando
As a photographic artist, Leah uses brightly coloured acrylic panels, hard studio lighting, and shadowplay to create optical illusions.
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Jenny Chadwick
Jenny produces a range of ceramics, from functional and pit-fired ware to sculptures for potters’ markets, exhibitions, and galleries.
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Janet Ormond
Janet is an environmental artist who transforms ocean plastic into striking artworks. Her practice highlights the impact of pollution, while celebrating nature’s beauty.
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Gill Allderman
Gill is a contemporary artist working in mixed media across varied surfaces. Her practice is rooted in series-based work that explores layered narratives.
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Anneke Potgieter
Anneke’s atmospheric abstract landscapes, rich in mist and mystery, are at once familiar and strange, quietly drawing the viewer in.
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Beth Lowe
As a plein-air artist, Beth paints and sketches from life, constantly chasing the light. She also creates stitched works from found objects.
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Ruth Nolan (Rufus)
Rufus works with oils, ink, story, music, and ideas. The Hero’s Journey and its deep mysteries continue to inspire her work. Bring earphones.
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Nicolette Geldenhuys
Nicolette is a mixed media artist whose work blends representational elements with abstract expression through painting, printmaking, drawing, and stitching.
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Jenna Burchell
Jenna creates alternative archives that fuse digital and natural elements to preserve stories and memories.

