Lanzart

Mira Loembet is a self-taught visual artist based in France whose symbolic figurative works explore Black femininity, memory, spirituality, and the emotional realities of Black women. She presented her first solo exhibition, “Black Women: Life, Words, and Pain,” in Paris in 2026.

It Takes a Village to Raise a Child📌

Veiled Women📌

Friendship as Shelter📌

Candice Myataza (b. 1997, Cape Town, South Africa) is a visual artist whose work explores storytelling, spirituality, identity, and belonging. A graduate of the University of Cape Town with a Bachelor of Arts in Film, Anthropology, and Sociology, her practice is deeply shaped by themes of self-awareness and human connection.

Beginning her visual art journey in 2019, Candice uses acrylic, oil, and mixed media on canvas to reflect on her experience growing up mixed-race in South Africa and the complexities of navigating cultural identity. Her work has since evolved into a broader exploration of the shared human experiences that connect people beyond race and social boundaries.

Her earthy-toned figures, symbolic motifs, and delicate line work invite reflection on identity, spirituality, and community. Candice has exhibited across several Cape Town galleries, including Mullers Gallery, 6 Spin Street Gallery, 91 Loop, Red Gallery, and YoungBlood, and has sold over 20 paintings.

“The expert”

“Things that never happened”

Passionate about fashion and art, creates detailed sketches that highlight style, elegance, and originality.💥