Welcome
Our Mission
This platform aims to educate, inspire, and empower creatives to learn, create, and earn from digital products. We are passionate about innovation and strive to provide valuable insights into the ever-evolving digital landscape. Our goal is not only to offer tools and knowledge but also to help creatives build their personal brands, establishing a unique presence online that reflects their expertise and values.
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What We Offer
Through comprehensive resources and actionable strategies, we help you:
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Develop your brand identity
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Create an artist profile that aligns with your personal or entrepreneurial goals.
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Leverage social media to grow your audience, amplify your message, and monetise your brand.
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Whether you're an emerging or established artist looking to scale, our platform equips you with the knowledge and strategies to build a brand that stands out and thrives in the digital world.
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Goals
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Build a Comprehensive Art Resources Platform. ​
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Empower Artists with Practical Tools that equip them with actionable steps to achieve a long-term professional success.​
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Bridge Knowledge Gaps by making accessible art industry information to be available online, especially for emerging artists.​
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Foster Collaboration Across the Art Ecosystem with artists, art institutions, galleries, collectors, and curators to produce diverse, practical insights drawn from real-life experiences and studio practices.
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Expand Accessibility and Reach, by making information easily accessible on digital platforms, including social media, to reach a global audience of artists and art enthusiasts.
Meet The Founder
Philiswa Lila is a visual artist, scholar and researcher. Lila holds a Masters in Art History from Rhodes University, an Honours in Curatorship from the University of Cape Town, a Project Management Certificate from Unisa, and a B.Tech in Fine and Applied Arts from Tshwane University of Technology.
She was honoured among the Mail and Guardian 200 Young South Africans in 2022. Notably, in 2018, she received the esteemed Gerald Sekoto Award, which included a residency at the Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris. Lila's artistic journey has been enriched by her participation in various artist residency programs in South Africa and Internationally.
Continuing her trajectory, Lila has presented local and international solo and group exhibitions. Notably, her ongoing collaboration with VukuvukuPhila! has led to impactful art performances and installations, engaging with themes of gender, violence, love, pain and healing.
