Author name: xolisi

Sand GlyphsCarving into hardened beach sandRobberg beach, Plettenberg Bay, South AfricaCreated during the Plett Art Festival2022

Since 2023 I’ve been creating land art with my partner Jared Burchell as a team. During Plett Art Festival we

Rocks arranged on a natural water hole siteStonehenge Private Reserve, Tankwa Karoo, South AfricaCreated as part of the Tankwa Artscape

Breaking the line of the water’s edge with a stone, a broken shell during the incoming tideSunset Beach, West Coast

Materials: broken tiles, rubble, burglar bar found in a room, dried leaf, 1 unbroken tile Symbolizing the cracks on a

Flow. Drift. SplatterFlowing with clarity and energized focus.Creating, WorkingBeing in the moment. Drifting along, swept away by emotions.Feelings, thoughts that

우리는 나무 그리고 돌 we are of wood and stone Below the surface of language, culture and individuality, are we

We as humans display, explore and examine the natural world, trying to understand it, sometimes taking advantage of it and

“Wat steek vas in jou nate”, Janet Botes, Created/Performed during OPENLab2016, as part of the Programme for Innovation in Artform

Dirt is Good was a process- and time-based soil installation from 27 February to 1 March 2015. Created on the