Mami Wata X Roark - AFROSURF gallery and pop-up
Surfer - Cherif Fall, Senegal
Photograph - Alan Van Gysen
I have always dreamed of becoming a surf champion. I'm constantly pushing my limits. Now i'm well known, and it gives me a lots of opportunities i'm willing to embrace.
Surfer - Nalla Ohana
Photograph - Nicole Sweet
Photograph - Marco Gualazzini
Photograph - Ricardo Simal
Surfer - Simo Mkhize, South Africa
Photograph - Alan Van Gysen
My brother Sanele started surfing first. He was always going to the beach, so one day i followed him and saw some guys surfing; and i thought, hey, that's a nice sport.
Surfer - Michael February, South Africa
Photograph - Pieter Hugo
We live mostly in a 'western world', where so often, we are trying to be like each other - especially in surfing. And we think that modern western culture is always going to be the main influence. But if anything, i feel like African surf communities are going to be the ones to influence a lot of people around the world instead.
Surfer - Aita Diop, Senegal
Photograph - Nicole Sweet
I'm a 15 year old girl from Yoff, in Dakar. My goal is to be a champion surfer representing my country. I also want to be a role model for the next generation, and show young girls they can surf and keep up with school at the same time.
Photograph - Alan Van Gysen
Photograph - Ricardo Simal
Graphic - Afrosurfer
Designer - Peet Pienaar
Graphic - Rolly on my wrist
Designer - Peet Pienaar
Graphic - We live in the game of love
Designer - Peet Pienaar
Graphic - Sea and sun
Designer - Peet Pienaar
Graphic - The ocean is my church
Designer - Peet Pienaar
Graphic - The power of African surf map
Designer - Peet Pienaar
