Her work transcends the limits of mediums and go from video to drawing and painting.
Her work was shown in various exhibitions from Montreal, Berlin and Santiago, and she have seen her work published in books from Canada, Korea, Germany and the UK.

He has worked with many companies and brands as director and/or 3D artist:
BUFF (paris), Nexus (London), ACME (LA), Bicplastics (HK), Publicis TBWA, JWT, V, Marcel, Peugeot, Match.com, Halls, McDonalds, BNP Pedigree, VW, SNCF, Coke, BBC3, SFR, Amnesty International SKY tv.

Niko is currently working in London as a freelance.

The hearts of the Blackheart Gang are, as the name suggests, dark. They hardly show emotion and seldom seem to show any regret for their previous actions, such as the creation of their latest project THE TALE OF HOW. It comes as little surprise that The Tale of How has been renamed, in some circles, as The Grim Reaper. This brings me back to something I mentioned earlier, that is, that their hearts are black. Their cold smug bravado, and their black-in-black eyes are known to strike fear into the hearts of film festival organizers and hotel managers alike. It’s their unresponsive natures, the rumours of the missing journalist, the way they stand in the rain, on the cold veranda, staring at the grey sea. People find ways to dismiss these rather anti social habits by saying ” Jeesh, artists! Go figure ‘em out” or you know “they’ve achieved so much!” But have they really achieved so much?

The Blackheart Gang is a well oiled machine, a collective of good friends with passion for the arts. Each member have their own sets of skills and talents that form an incredible collaborative dynamic.

Ree Treweek – Ree is a girl with red hair, freckles and braces, she also has a very short temper, a ticking time bomb of sorts. Illustrator and character developer for The BHG. Ree is 29 and works as a freelance director and illustrator with Jannes.

Jannes Hendrikz – Jannes, quietly confident. Only wears black. His gruff attitude is matched only by his stubble. Compositor and Creative Director for The BHG. Jannes is 29 and works as a freelance director and compositor with Ree.

Markus Smit (Wormstorm) – Markus is determined and strong, his heavy noble brow is set under a constant frown. Musician and writer for The BHG. Markus is 26 and has a music studio called SayThankYou.

These three Cape Townians,( who are said to be so mindbogglingly hip that they are forced to wear skinny jeans to keep their pelvis’ from exploding), care little for scholars or metaphors. Nor do they care for all these international awards, fame or the critical acclaim that surrounds their work like smog. All they seem to care about at this point is…

“I am interested in the space between abstraction and figuration, where storytelling is freed from the constraints of traditional narrative. My work contemplates microcosms, moments, atmospheres: Close-ups as reflections on the big picture. While my films tend to be without dialogue, they explore the relationship between sound, music and the moving image.”

While not working in the commercial industry of graphic design, Michael’s online project Designgraphik has been at the forefront of online-interactive art since 1998. In 2001, at only age 23 he was nominated for the highly prestigious Chrysler Design Award, typically reserved for architects.
Michael’s innovative work online and in video have been exhibited around the world from America to Asia and Australia to Europe. He has gained notable awards (Clio, Cannes Gold Cyber Lion, Art Directors Club) from many festivals and competitions.

Michael continues to work daily as an artist, designer, photographer,
director, producer and programer.