Lebohang Kganye received her introduction to photography at the Market Photo Workshop in 2009 and completed the Advanced Photography Programme in 2011. She also completed her Fine Arts studies at the University of Johannesburg in 2016 and forms a new generation of contemporary South African photographers. Although primarily a photographer, Kganye’s work incorporates her interest in sculpture and performance. Over the past six years, she participated in photography masterclasses and group exhibitions locally and internationally. Kganye was the recipient of the Tierney Fellowship Award in 2012, leading to her exhibition Ke Lefa Laka. She created an animation from the series, which was launched on Mandela Day 2014 in Scotland, entitled Pied Piper’s Voyage. Kganye was then selected as the Featured Artist for the 17th Business and Arts South Africa Awards in 2014. She was awarded the Jury Prize at the Bamako Encounters Biennale of African Photography in 2015 and the recipient of the CAP Prize 2016 in Basel. Kganye recently received the award for the Sasol New Signatures Competition 2017, leading to a solo show in a year. She has participated in major exhibitions both in South Africa and abroad in institutions such as Fondazione Prada, Milan; Musée d’Art Contemporain Africain Al Maaden (MACAAL), Marrakesh or Iziko National Gallery, Cape Town. Kganye’s work forms part of various collections, such as the Walther Collection, New York and Neu-Ulm or The Pigozzi Collection, Geneva.