Sylvia Rossouw, a South African-based architect, has worked on some of Western Cape Town's most stunning and environmentally responsible designs. Some of her best-known works were included in the legacy projects of the 2010 World Cup. Using the accounts of her clients, she creates project designs. Sylvia's keen eye for art combined with her clientele's thoughts, ideas, and objectives allow her to create one-of-a-kind works of art. The seasoned architect has been working in the field for more than a decade and believes it is hard to convey the story of a building without looking at all of its components. As the co-founder and Principal Architect of RW Architects, Sylvia's architectural practice, she’s completed several recreational and residential design projects that have benefited from her practice’s expertise.

True architectural professionals must be detail oriented during the construction of a building in order for all of the pieces to fit together seamlessly. During the architectural design process, the utility, practicability, and long-term viability of the project must all be considered. A structure's construction must meet the needs of the property's owner while also adhering to local building codes. It is critical to have on hand a well-known architect who can add their own personal touch to each project. Architectural design is a captivating form of visual expression, and seeing a building's one-of-a-kind design take shape is simply amazing. According to Sylvia Rossouw, her architectural practice is a place of "discipline, clarity of ideas, and seemingly effortless implementations," among other characteristics. 

The passionate artist expresses herself not only through her blueprint designs, but also through her art exhibits. Her never-ending quest for the truth within herself serves as inspiration for her work. Working on a consistent basis enables her to achieve her personal and professional creative goals. The inventive artist enjoys incorporating found materials, artefacts, spray paint, oil, and ink, among other things, on her favourite canvases. 

"Oblate spheroid." from the Hysterica Collection (Mixed Media: found paper, ink, oil paint, linseed oil and spray paint on found material with support frame.)

151 x 196 x 6.5 cm
(59.45 x 77.17 x 2.56 in) 

Her "Hysterica" series of paintings was recently displayed at the M.A.D.S. Gallery. The self-aware artist was able to look within herself and outwardly express herself. She was inspired by a state of mind she experienced during a time of global change. Fr-];=[l-oiom South Africa to Rome and Italy, Sylvia Rossouw's passionate solo exhibitions have been displayed all over the world. Inspired artists are encouraged by Sylvia Rossouw to seek within themselves in order to create freely.

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