ArtRadar

Lionel Smit's monumental portraits of the Cape Malay community have made him one of South Africa's most collected living artists — creating faces that fracture and reform between paint and bronze.

From wildlife bronzes to monumental human figures, Dylan Lewis has created one of Africa's most important sculpture gardens in the fynbos hills above Stellenbosch — a place where art and landscape become one.

In the heart of Oudtshoorn's Route 62 art corridor, Luzet Reuter creates mixed-media works that capture the textures, light, and spirit of the Klein Karoo — a creative voice deeply rooted in community.

In the extraordinary light of the Klein Karoo, watercolourist Caroline Heydenrych creates narrative paintings that transform everyday moments into quiet, lasting stories — a hidden gem of the Route 62 art trail.

At Seebüll in Schleswig-Holstein, Emil Nolde's home, studio, and gardens survive as a complete artistic landscape — beautiful, powerful, and historically complicated.

Two hundred and fifty years after his birth in Greifswald, the landscapes that shaped Caspar David Friedrich's Romantic vision remain hauntingly recognizable along the Baltic coast.