We are Luc and Lisa, artists from Cape Town, South Africa, dedicated to making art accessible to children from diverse backgrounds and sharing their authentic perspectives with the world.







We are Luc and Lisa, artists from Cape Town, South Africa, dedicated to making art accessible to children from diverse backgrounds and sharing their authentic perspectives with the world.







If you’d like to be part of this mission, here’s how you can support:




















With each artwork sold, 50% of the proceeds go directly to the young artists, while the remaining 50% supports the growth of the project, allowing more children to benefit from this initiative.



This work is guided by the spirit of Ubuntu

—“I am because we are.”

In this spirit, Luc, the project’s founder, does not receive any financial compensation for his role. For him, the fulfillment and energy he gains from being part of this initiative is enough.



We do not accept donations.

Instead, by recognizing the value in these paintings and purchasing a piece, you affirm the potential and abundance within these young artists. This approach fosters empowerment, sustainability, and self-reliance.









Purchase an original painting or a print.










WHO ARE WE


WHO ARE WE


Our vision is to create opportunities for young artists who might otherwise go unseen, while bringing their authentic spirit and creativity to a global audience.


1.


Lisa, an artist and designer, shares a passion for using art as a bridge for connection and empowerment. With experience working with vulnerable children, she believes in the power of creativity to unlock potential and transform lives.





Luc is a full-time artist with an international audience and a background in social development. He has worked with children affected by conflict and displacement in refugee camps across the Middle East and in rebel territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the founder of Flowers for Africa, he has spent the past seven years collaborating with communities in South Africa to create meaningful artistic opportunities.





THE EXCHANGE


If you’d like to join this mission, we’re looking for:


  • An accountant

  • A marketing manager

  • Galleries to represent our artists







Get in touch

Lisa, an artist and designer, shares a passion for using art as a bridge for connection and empowerment. With experience working with vulnerable children, she believes in the power of creativity to unlock potential and transform lives.




Luc is a full-time artist with an international audience and a background in social development. He has worked with children affected by conflict and displacement in refugee camps across the Middle East and in rebel territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the founder of Flowers for Africa, he has spent the past seven years collaborating with communities in South Africa to create meaningful artistic opportunities.





Our vision is to create opportunities for young artists who might otherwise go unseen, while bringing their authentic spirit and creativity to a global audience.


THE EXCHANGE


With each artwork sold, 50% of the proceeds go directly to the young artists, while the remaining 50% supports the growth of the project, allowing more children to benefit from this initiative.



This work is guided by the spirit of Ubuntu

—“I am because we are.”

In this spirit, Luc, the project’s founder, does not receive any financial compensation for his role. For him, the fulfillment and energy he gains from being part of this initiative is enough.



We do not accept donations.

Instead, by recognizing the value in these paintings and purchasing a piece, you affirm the potential and abundance within these young artists. This approach fosters empowerment, sustainability, and self-reliance.





If you’d like to join this mission, we’re looking for:


  • An accountant

  • A marketing manager

  • Galleries to represent our artists







Get in touch

Current project:

Masiphumelele, Cape Town, South Africa.



Current project:

Masiphumelele, Cape Town, South Africa.



Luc is a full-time artist with an international audience and a background in social development. He has worked with children affected by conflict and displacement in refugee camps across the Middle East and in rebel territories of the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the founder of Flowers for Africa, he has spent the past seven years collaborating with communities in South Africa to create meaningful artistic opportunities.





Lisa, an artist and designer, shares a passion for using art as a bridge for connection and empowerment. With experience working with vulnerable children, she believes in the power of creativity to unlock potential and transform lives.






Our vision is to create opportunities for young artists who might otherwise go unseen, while bringing their authentic spirit and creativity to a global audience.


THE EXCHANGE


If you’d like to join this mission, we’re looking for:


2.


3.


Share our story and the work of these young

artists.









Help expand the reach of this project through meaningful connections.









If you’d like to be part of this mission, here’s how you can support:






Purchase an original painting or a print.










1.


2.


3.


Share our story and the work of these young

artists.









Help expand the reach of this project through meaningful connections.









1.


2.


3.


Get in touch

SCROLL


We are Luc and Lisa, artists from Cape Town, South Africa, dedicated to making art accessible to children from diverse backgrounds and sharing their authentic perspectives with the world.







Masiphumelele, Cape Town.


South Africa

Website design by Lisa vd Walt

Current project:

Masiphumelele, Cape Town, South Africa.



South Africa

Website design by Lisa vd Walt

  • An accountant

  • A marketing manager

  • Galleries to represent our artists







With each artwork sold, 50% of the proceeds go directly to the young artists, while the remaining 50% supports the growth of the project, allowing more children to benefit from this initiative.



This work is guided by the spirit of Ubuntu —“I am because we are.”

In this spirit, Luc, the project’s founder, does not receive any financial compensation for his role. For him, the fulfillment and energy he gains from being part of this initiative is enough.



We do not accept donations.

Instead, by recognizing the value in these paintings and purchasing a piece, you affirm the potential and abundance within these young artists. This approach fosters empowerment, sustainability, and self-reliance.





If you’d like to be part of this mission, here’s how you can support:






Purchase an original painting or a print.






Share our story and the work of these young artists.






Help expand the reach of this project through meaningful connections.







South Africa

Website design by Lisa vd Walt