African Digital Art

Across photography, film, painting, sculpture, sound and archives, Kudzanai Chiurai has spent two decades examining what remains after independence: the violence that survives political transitions, the psychological weight of displacement, and the images…

From Mauritius, the digital artist has spent more than a decade creating images that move between African futurism, surrealism, spirituality and the imagination.

Njung’e Wanjiru is a visual artist based between Nairobi and Addis Ababa, working across illustration, animation, and graphic recording.

What if the future of digital storytelling begins not with artificial intelligence, but with memory?

Chepkemboi J.

A new generation of African game developers, concept artists, and world-builders is doing something the industry has never seen before — placing Africa at the centre of interactive worlds, and inviting African digital artists into a billion-dollar creative

On 28 May 2026, Tiwani Contemporary — one of the few galleries in the world with a stated commitment to contemporary African and diaspora art — closed its doors on Cork Street in Mayfair.

Introduction The moment presence changes everything There is a moment in every immersive experience — the precise second when a viewer stops looking at your work and starts standing inside it — that no other medium can replicate.

This is the world of Vince Fraser: a London-born artist of Jamaican heritage who, over three decades in the creative industries, has become one of the most singular and purposeful voices in global digital art.

Collage has never been a neutral act.