Mncedi Madolo is an artist to watch for future investment because his career trajectory and body of work tick several of the markers collectors and investors look for when identifying artists likely to appreciate in value

Mbongeni Fakudze "My art explores the concept of solidity versus fluidity versus gaseousness. I’ve always seen the world through the microscopic eye of an atomic physicist and simultaneously the cosmic eye of an astrophysicist…”

Sizani Baloyi (b. 1994, Giyani, Limpopo) is a South African artist known for linocut prints, ink drawings, and steel sculptures. Trained at Artist Proof Studio, where he studied alongside influences like William Kentridge, Baloyi’s work explores socio-economic issues and the evolution of rural housing in post-1994 South Africa. He has exhibited widely and collaborated with Strauss & Co to reinterpret the work of Pierneef.

Dario Manjate (b. 1972, Mozambique) is a South African-based artist celebrated for his intricate collage works. Using recycled magazines, he creates layered compositions that explore identity, consumerism, and social commentary. Trained in painting and printmaking, his work has been exhibited internationally and commissioned by organizations such as Coca-Cola and the French Institute of South Africa.

Lindelwa Matsebula, associated with Aushie Arts, received the “Outstanding Fine Artist – Painting” award at the Eswatini Regional Arts & Culture Awards (NACAs)

Fumani Maluleke (b. 1991, Limpopo) creates evocative charcoal and pastel drawings inspired by rural life, focusing on women, children, and the resilience of his community. His work has been exhibited widely in South Africa and internationally.