steph fichardt | artist


'Please Text Me When You Get Home So That I Know You're Safe', open discussion on Gender-Based Violence, 2019.



A discussion in response to the femicide within South Africa. In conjunction with a wheatpaste of the same name.



'Parts of The Whole', 2020.



Pen on Fabriano



'Parts of The Hole', 2020.



Screenprint & Acrylic on Fabriano



"Living Depth, Comprehension", Group Exhibition at Dyman Gallery, 2019.



'Layered Perceptions', 'Rotation 1, 2 &3', & 'Thought Forms' curated by Amy Pike.



"Infinity Room", Acrylic, 2018.



One continuous line that covers the entire surface area of a cleaning supplies room.



"Rotation", Screenprint on Fabriano, 2018.



When two infinity tiles are printed over each other slightly rotated, concentric circle begin to form highlighting orbital patterns.



'Please Text Me When You Get Home So That I Know You're Safe', wheatpaste, 2019.



An installation in response to the femicide within South Africa. It speaks to our violent society, but mores it speaks to our collective compassion.



'Thought Forms', 2018 process shot



process shot of the making of 'Thought Forms'
pinholes on Fabriano in the shape of toruses.



"Infinity Tile', 2018



carved marley tile, 60x60cm.



detail of 'Spectrum Torus', 2018



screenprint on Fabriano, 100x25cm



installation shot of 'A Humorously Difficult Puzzle'



2018, engraved mdf board, 120x300cm



detail of 'Layered Perceptions', 2018



screenprint on Fabriano, 100x150cm



Infinity Curve



pattern for 'A .Humorously Difficult Puzzle', 2018,
fineliner on Fabriano, 10x20cm.



detail of 'Connection', 2018



screenprint on Fabriano, 100x25cm



installation shot of 'Thought Forms', 2018



'Thought Forms', 2018, lightbox, pinholes in Fabbriano, dimensions variable.



'Vibrant Matter', 2018



fineliner on Fabriano, 21x27cm.



A Humorously Difficult Puzzle



engraved MDF board, 300x120cm



detail of 'Thought Forms', 2018



lightbox, pinholes in Fabriano, dimensions variable.



about the artist



born in johannesburg a year after south africa's transition into democracy, stephanie has always found herself contemplating if that which is ought to be. this contemplation comes in many forms but the most prevalent would be through socially engaging events as well as her meditative, repetitive art-making process.






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steph fichardt



artist statement



SPACE IS TO BE DECORATED WITH ART, TIME IS TO DECORATED WITH MUSIC AND LIFE IS TO BE DECORATED WITH EVENTS.


Within my visual practice, I am deeply interested in the cosmological patterns that appear to govern the movements of the universe. These patterns can be seen as a mapping of both an internal and external landscape. Therefore, contemplating themes of connection, energy and consciousness. Notions of time through labour is a key feature of my work and speak to the stupefying banality of the quest for truth.


Within my events, I aim to highlight the vibrations that connect and move us through various spaces. I try to encourage creative interaction and experimentation at these gatherings in hopes of fostering critical thinking and creative freedom.



steph fichardt | artist



stellenbosch, western cape | south africa


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