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I'm Not Plastic: When Sculpture Becomes a Voice for the Ocean
When Sculpture Becomes a Voice for the Ocean
Marco Moh
Jul 42 min read


The Moments Between Photographs
When people look at a photograph, they see a single moment frozen in time. What they don't see are the hours, days, and sometimes weeks that came before it. Wildlife photography is often associated with dramatic encounters and rare sightings, but the reality is very different. Much of the experience happens between photographs. It is found in the waiting, the observation and the quiet moments that rarely make it into the final image. For photographer Jacha Potgieter, some of
Marco Moh
Jun 52 min read


Why Conservation Art Matters More Than Ever in a Changing World
We are living in a time of extraordinary contradiction. Never before have we had such immediate access to the natural world. With documentaries, photography, and digital media at our fingertips, wildlife has never felt closer. Yet at the same time, never before has nature been under such relentless pressure. Forests are shrinking. Oceans are warming. Species are disappearing at a rate that should concern every one of us. And in the middle of all this, art has found a new and
Marco Moh
May 54 min read


Remembering Wildlife: A Celebration of Giraffe Art
Art has the power to inspire, connect, and create meaningful change and our recent journey with Remembering Wildlife is a powerful reflection of that belief. Last month marked an important milestone for us at Jacha. We were honoured to be selected to take part in the Remembering Wildlife Giraffes campaign an internationally recognised initiative that brings together artists from around the world to raise awareness and funds for endangered species. This special Kickstarter ca
Marco Moh
Apr 13 min read
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