

Following the fun Art on the Blok pop-up gallery, this project perfectly embodies Blok’s commitment to investing in local art and culture and providing a platform for Cape Town’s creative souls.
A Collaborative Vision
Shani brings invaluable expertise and passion for ocean conservation-themed public art which aligns perfectly with the coastal setting of Sea Point. Her track record includes notable projects like the Wavescape Surf & Ocean Festival and Sea Walls South Africa.
Art at the Heart of City Living

SJ Artists have brought together three exceptional artists, each contributing their unique style, creating a diverse visual experience that captures the essence of the city’s artistic spirit. The installation features murals from the below artists:
- Russell Abrahams, known as Yay Abe, is a Cape Town-based illustrator celebrated for his colourful, playful, and transformative designs. His mural Ocean Daze is a vibrant depiction of a day at the beach, complete with hidden faces for passersby to discover.
- Amy-Leigh Braaf, known as Hakopike, is a South African artist exploring themes of self-discovery and cultural heritage. Drawing from her mixed Cape Malay and Indonesian heritage, her mural Coastal Lullabies is a visual poem celebrating Cape Town’s marine life and natural beauty.
- Mika Revell, known as Little Pink Pills, is an Asian-American artist known for her political satire, feminism, and historical art references. Her mural Impossible City, inspired by M.C. Escher, challenges perceptions of urban spaces and prompts viewers to reconsider conventional notions of home and community.
Seeing is Believing