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Between Here and There
At Wren, we believe that art is a powerful way to reimagine the world around us. Our latest artist collaboration, “Between Here and There”, explores the moments and environments that define these places.
Through this collection, 4 artists share their personal interpretations of the theme, exploring physical, emotional, and conceptual spaces. Their works have been transformed into art on Wren’s iconic, eco-friendly accessories.
Each piece in the “Between Here and There” collection is a canvas for these unique artworks, screen-printed or digitally printed onto Wren’s signature products. From sustainable paper wallets to versatile laptop sleeves, these accessories bring art into your daily life.
This collection bridges art, design, and sustainability – creating meaningful, functional pieces that inspire creativity and reflection.
Amy-Lee Tak
Amy-Lee Tak is a self-taught artist with over six years of painting experience. Based in Woodstock, Cape Town, Amy-Lee paints from her cosy shared studio, guided by a love for rich, vibrant colours. Her art playfully explores womanhood, unapologetic rest, and the ongoing pursuit of comfort in one’s own skin.
Amy-Lee’s whimsical, idealised portrayals of femininity are deeply personal, reflecting her own journey toward softness, self-love, and the beauty of being imperfectly human. Through her work, she combines current cultural references and self-deprecating humour to create relatable pieces that connect with modern audiences.
Her unique style captures the gentle balance between introspection and humour, inviting viewers to explore the vulnerability and strength that coexist in everyday life.
Kristen McClarty
Kristen McClarty is a South African printmaker based in the coastal town of Kommetjie, Cape Town. With a background in law and a former career in corporate law, Kristen’s artistic journey began in 2011, evolving into a full-fledged exploration of printmaking in 2016. Initially experimenting with drypoint and linocut techniques, Kristen found her passion in woodcut printmaking in 2021.
Her work delves into themes of memory and space, drawing inspiration from the natural patterns and textures of woodgrain. Each piece celebrates the unique surface of the wood, which she incorporates into her final prints. Kristen’s work has been widely exhibited in South Africa and the United Kingdom and is held in private collections around the world, as well as public collections such as ArtBank South Africa (2022, 2023/2024).
Kristen’s practice is deeply rooted in storytelling through abstraction, allowing viewers to connect with her work on a personal, introspective level.
Jurgens Walt
Jurgens Walt is a Cape Town-based illustrator, painter, and storyteller. Jurgens combines his background as a craftsman with a deep passion for creating art that evokes emotion and inspires personal narratives.
Jurgens’ work is a blend of personal experience and universal resonance. He weaves intricate, story-rich images designed to spark the imagination, inviting viewers to interpret their own meanings and emotions. A dreamer at heart, Jurgens seeks to explore the subconscious through art, leaving space for mystery, introspection, and connection.
As someone who embraces both the structured and the whimsical, Jurgens has cultivated a distinctive style, informed by his journey as a self-taught artist, a chef, and an ever-curious creator. His art is a reflection of his personal story but aims to transcend his own experiences, letting others craft their own dreamlike narratives.
Aimee Lindeque
Aimee Lindeque is a Cape Town-based painter whose illustration-inspired, line-focused works are known for their intricate detail and whimsical narratives. Originally from Mpumalanga, Aimee moved to Cape Town to study art at Michaelis, where her passion for combining natural and urban landscapes flourished.
Working from her studio in Salt River, Aimee draws inspiration from the beauty of everyday surroundings, blending themes of the fantastical and the absurd. Her work is regularly exhibited in galleries across South Africa, and she enjoys sharing her art with a broader audience through her online platforms. Her signature style invites viewers into playful, unexpected stories, celebrating the ordinary in extraordinary ways.
