Art-e-Motion Artists Gallery

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We have been showcasing original South African art since 1992.  Our collection boasts extraordinary work from distinguished and world renowned artists. 

We differentiate ourselves with a mobile gallery and personalised service. Our aim is to place these beautiful works within our customers' reach.  Our unique collection will transform the home or office. 

Below is a list of our proudly South African artists.  Please spend some time on each Artist's page to see their portfolio.

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​Nic van Rensburg

​Nic van Rensburg is a multi-talented artist, who specialises in warm coloured landscapes.  He learned to paint by acute observation, without any formal training, thus developing his own individual style.  

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Nicky van Rensburg

Nicky's style is very popular with overseas clients.  At the moment he paints bright coloured landscapes.  

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​Helene Kapp

Helene Kapp is a valued South African Wild Life Artist with great success in portraying the big-5 of Africa.  

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​Munro

Munro has been painting from his studio in Graskop for the past ten years.  The surrounding landscapes and his travels throughout Europe have inspired him to capture colourful and vibrant work.  .

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​Antoinette Ohlenslager

Antoinette worked as a professional Graphic Designer for many years.  Painting and drawing is her first love and she decided to devote all her time to her art.  She now works full time as an artist in oil, pastels and pencil.  

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​Glendine

Glendine captures the elusive vastness of the Namib and Karoo with a beautifully balanced use of detailed line work and generous swaths of sky and texture.

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​Eve

Eve is well known for her decorative florals, landscapes and abstract work.  

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​Giorgio Trobec

Giorgio does not like art that is too realistically representational and this is why he allows his imagination to run wild when he portrays a harbour or a landscape.  

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​Freda van der Merwe

Freda’s work is mainly influenced by the techniques of the old Masters, especially that of Rubens and Rembrandt.  

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​Michael Albertyn

Albertyn has an impressionistic style which is created through the use of both palette knife and brush.  He prefers to paint on-site and travels far and wide to find unique and beautiful landscapes.  

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​Raché Gerber

Raché has illustrated many books, among other eleven children books.  She derives from a family of artists and has always being involved with art throughout the years. 

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​Cornelius Bosch

Bosch’s lively interpretation of life is visible in galleries and private collections all over the world. 

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​Harry Erasmus

Harry's work is quite unique since he creates art on different pieces of genuine leather that he builds out to create a three-dimensional working area. 

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​June Tuckett

June paints landscapes, flowers and street scenes.  Her white magnolias are very popular.  She used Acrylic for a few years but returned to using oils, her favourite medium.  

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​Carla Bosch

The warmth and cheerfulness of Carla's landscapes, boats and street themes reflect her vibrant personality and her giving nature is evident in her liberal use of brightly coloured acrylics.  

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​Corrie Larson

Corrie's colours are applied in layers in an impasto manner (heavily textured).  Her name is linked to expressionistic and contemporary art.  

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​Frans Groenewald

It wasn’t until a few years ago that Frans Groenewald made a living through illustrations for magazines and children’s books, cartoons for newspapers and graphic design work.  Yet, he had another creative passion and talent lurking within, one that needed to be released and exposed.  

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​Annette da Silva​

Annette loves creating a feast of colour and shape to provide an endless source of entertainment for the eye, - letting things "happen and be" when the brush does it's "magic" - and even enjoy the "happy accidents" that make a painting come to life.  

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​Elsbeth

Elsbeth only started painting seriously after school and her style is mostly children’s art, and not at all serious.  

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​Liezl le Roux

She paints a wide variety of topics, including but not limited to, landscapes, figures, boat scenes and flower studies.  The majority of her work is done in a unique acrylic based technique.  

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​Fiona Rowett

Has participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions as well as group shows in Japan, Italy and Britain.  Her work can be seen in many corporate and private collections throughout Southern Africa as well as private collections overseas.  

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​Jacques

Jacques mainly uses primary colours, which creates freshness in his art that draws the viewer into the paintings.  A feeling of space is created by strong contour lines that give the illusion of depth.  Visit ​Jacques' page.

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​Luther Marais

Luther’s love for the Cape countryside, the West coast and its people, the Malay Quarters in the old District Six, the mission and fisherman’s communities as well as Woodstock, Salt River, Elands Bay, Struisbaai etcetera, is mirrored in his paintings.  

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Anton Gericke​

Anton brings us peaceful landscapes and scenes of Arniston with the traditional fishing boats and cottages.  The softness of his pictures reflects his soul and intense love of the Lord, Jesus Christ has rubbed off on so many people that have crossed his path and with this artistic talent brings joy to so many people.  

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​Edmund Barton

He mainly works with acrylics which are considered superior in retaining their colour and durability; he combines a variety of styles and techniques in recreating the feeling and vibrancy of his subject.  

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​David Johnson

He has the ability to handle any subject matter but is well known for his dry riverbed studies. 

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​Pieter Millard

Pieter is a well-known South African artist, most popular for his loose impressionistic style and strong use of colour, depicting his country with typical landscapes, animals, flowers and people of all races.  

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Gerhard Smit

Gerrit spent three years teaching but the nagging call to use the paint techniques for which he was famous got the better of him.  He left teaching to follow his passion full time. 

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Ignatius Marx

 Ignatius' obvious love for nature is expressed through several media, his favourite being pastel, through which his representational arts find its embodiment. 

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Margaret Gradwell

Margaret's work is represented in most corporate and diplomatic collections in South Africa and abroad as well as in many private collections. 

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Jean Abrie

Jean Abrie has lived in Southern Africa all of his life. The Southern African wilderness areas on his doorstep provide him with endless inspiration and material to paint and photograph. 

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Portchie

Portchie's work is a mixture of impressionism and expressionism, portrayed in a naïve way. 

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Jeanne Marais

Jeanne specializes in oils.  Her scope of subjects covers bold, colourful abstracts, abstract landscapes and cityscapes, female figures and various flower themes. 

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Jason Jaffray

Jason is a self-taught artist and likes working in oil on canvas and loves painting mountains. 

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Tina Swart

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Please visit our webshop to look at the artworks!

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Contact Us​

If you see anything you like or want more information about a particular artist's work, please contact us here.

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