938 Culture Capital Interview - Featuring Thabo Treasure Mofokeng

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In this episode of Culture Capital, Kea sits down with Thabo Treasure Mofokeng, runner-up of the prestigious Sasol New Signatures Visual Arts Competition. Thabo unpacks the inspiration and meaning behind his striking artwork, a powerful piece featuring a man in a wheelchair with a golden male figure standing behind him, set against a bold red background.

He shares how the themes of resilience, support, and identity shaped the work, and reflects on what it means to be recognised on such a significant platform for emerging artists. This is a thought-provoking conversation that celebrates creativity, storytelling, and the power of visual art in shaping culture.
9 Sep 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture · Music Interviews

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