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Description/
Inspired by a recent trip to the Karoo and Northern Cape in South Africa, Andile Dyalvane pays homage to elements of nature: Such as the beautiful landscapes full of camel trees, weaver birds nests, and large boulders. His ceramic table, made from grouted terracotta, iDwala (Boulder) is an extension of this study, referencing the fat, sandy, boulder-filled landscapes of the Northern Cape. Integral to Dyalvane’s exploration is his desire to explore new environments, and to find new fascinations within them. Such that his outlet is then the objects he creates.
Andile Dyalvane
designer
Born in 1978 in the small village of Ngobozana in the rural Eastern Cape of South Africa, Dyalvane grew up farming and looking after his father’s cattle herd – sewing a deep connection to the land that resonates powerfully through his work today. He has held solo exhibitions at Southern Guild in Cape Town and Friedman Benda in New York – the most recent of which was the critically acclaimed iThongo (Ancestral Dreamscape) in 2020 and 2021 – and has exhibited widely, lectured, and held artist residencies all over the world.
His work is in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum, Vitra Design Museum, New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum and Iziko South African National Gallery. A member of the International Academy of Ceramics, he completed a National Diploma in Ceramic Design at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in 2003 and co-founded Imiso Ceramics with Zizipho Poswa in 2005. Southern Guild has shown his work at international fairs such as Design Miami, Design Miami/ Basel, The Salon Art + Design, NY Now, and Design Days Dubai.
Edition/
Unique
Material/
Terra Cotta
Dimension/
59.0 x 44.0 x 104.0 cm (23.2 x 17.3 x 40.9 in)
Style/
Contemporary, Contemporary Ceramics
Heritage/
South Africa
Ships from/
South Africa
