Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s president – Line Art

“Cyril Ramaphosa” 2025, pigment liner on paper, 21,0×29,7cm, unframed

With this drawing I sought to capture the strength and grace of two powerful figures: Kamala Harris – first female Vice President of the United States, the highest-ranking female elected official in U.S. history – and a majestic black horse. They share characteristics of resilience, determination, and elegance.

“Kamala Harris” 2025, soft pastels on pastelmat, 21×14.8cm, unframed

This vibrant soft pastel drawing explores the unexpected connection between an orangutan and Bernie Sanders.

Using bold colors, the artwork captures the intelligence, empathy, and adaptability shared by both figures.

The orangutan’s expressive face and Sanders’ determined gaze highlight their deep sense of community and responsibility.

Despite his age, Bernie Sanders continues to draw huge crowds, especially in the wake of recent actions by the new US government. He tirelessly fights for social justice and against the oligarchs taking advantage of working-class people.

Both Sanders’ political ideals and the orangutan species are endangered and at risk of extinction, underscoring the urgency of their struggles.

This piece invites viewers to consider the universal traits that connect us all, emphasizing the importance of empathy, intelligence, and community in our shared journey.

Unlikely Kinship 2025, soft pastels on pastelmat, 21×14.8cm, unframed

Vibrant abstract art featuring an Emu and Argentina’s President Javier Milei.

Both share a fierce gaze and wild hair, symbolizing their determination.

Milei’s bold economic reforms have sparked debate, echoing global political shifts. The artwork invites reflection on the impact of radical policies on society.

Unruly Spirits 2025, soft pastels on pastelmat, 21×14.8cm

Power, perception, and an uncanny resemblance—this piece captures a long-tailed macaque and a well-known political figure mirroring the same expression. In the chaos of recent events, who reflects whom? 🐒👤🔍

“Mirror of Power” 2025, pastels on pastelmat paper, 21×14.8cm

My abstract drawing features a gorilla and a infamous political figure sharing the same facial expression.

The artwork invites viewers to interpret its meaning in light of recent political events, exploring themes of power and perception.

The choice of a gorilla, a powerful and often misunderstood creature, alongside a prominent political figure, encourages viewers to explore the blurred lines between humanity and nature.

Insult 2025, pastels and pigment liner on pastelmat, 21×14.8cm, unframed

This vibrant abstract drawing explores the themes of power and influence by juxtaposing Elon Musk and a blobfish.

Musk’s recent political donations and conflicts of interest highlight the complexities of his public role.

Both figures embody resilience and adaptability, inviting viewers to reflect on the dynamics of ambition and responsibility 😏

Power and Paradox 2025, pastels on pastelmat paper, 21×14.8cm, unframed

Using a mix of watercolour, acrylics, texture paste, pigment liner, and rocks, the artwork captures the raw and visceral nature of destruction.

The ragdoll, a symbol of innocence and childhood, serves as a haunting reminder of the suffering endured by those caught in the crossfire.

“Silent Witness” 2025, mixed media, 14,8x21cm, unframed

This sketch reflects the fragile hope for peace amid conflict. A larger-than-life dove cradles a Palestinian and a Jewish child beneath its wings, facing the viewer as a symbol of protection and unity.

The dove wears a pendant interweaving a Jewish, Christian, and Muslim symbol, honoring their shared roots.

Behind them, an unbroken wall stands for the barriers that divide rather than unite. Yet beneath the wings of compassion, peace and coexistence remain possible.

Sheltering Hope, watercolour and pigment liner, 14,8x21cm, unframed

This watercolor painting captures a pivotal yet often-overlooked moment of broken trust—a handshake extended in supposed agreement, while deception lurks beneath.

The Western man, his fingers subtly crossed behind his back, symbolizes the hollow promises made to the indigenous people of the Kalahari.

The Bushman, standing with quiet dignity, accepts the gesture in good faith, unaware of the betrayal that will follow.

Broken Trust 2025, watercolour and pigment liner on 300gsm paper, 14,8x21cm, unframed.