Pieter Lategan
My blogs
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Multidisciplinary Visual Artist & Designer — Fine Art, Fashion, Graphic Design, Web Design & Creative Product Development |
| Location | Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa |
| Links | Wishlist |
| Introduction | Welcome to Pieter Lategan | STUDIO — Contemporary South African Art, Design & Quiet Monumentalism Pieter Lategan | STUDIO is the online home of a multidisciplinary South African visual artist and designer working across contemporary fine art, digital studies, and creative design. This blog documents Pieter’s ongoing studio practice, artistic research, and visual exploration through his unique artistic approach known as Quiet Monumentalism — a style focused on stillness, structural balance, inward presence, and visual strength rather than narrative or decoration. Here you will find figure drawings, digital art studies, structural compositions, design research, and process-driven creative work that demonstrate a disciplined approach to form, space, and material. Each project contributes to the development of finished artworks and contemporary design concepts. This blog serves as both a creative archive and professional studio journal, showcasing contemporary art projects, visual research, and evolving insights into Quiet Monumentalism as a modern artistic discipline. Pieter’s work is guided by the belief that form should exist with dignity and authority on its own, |
| Interests | My family. my friends, the people I know, and the people around me. |
| Favorite movies | The Reader (2008 film) Director: Stephen Daldry Kate Winslet. Hanna Schmitz. Ralph Fiennes. Older Michael. David Kross. Young Michael. Lena Olin. Rose Mather. Bruno Ganz. Professor Rohl. Box office: $108.9 million |
| Favorite music | The Mission, composed by Ennio Morricone, was released in 1986 as part of the original motion picture soundtrack - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Bdu6XTijY |
| Favorite books | The Third Wave is a 1980 book by Alvin Toffler. It is the sequel to Future Shock (1970)- (Wikipedia) |
