Anita van Wyk is a San visual artist and single mother in her early thirties. The San people are one of the world’s oldest continuous cultures; these works are where history meets a contemporary visual language.Her practice is grounded in cultural continuity, creativity, and care — committed to providing for her family while inspiring younger generations to stay connected to their heritage through artistic expression
Proud Mary acquired this original work through Omba Arts Trust, an organization that since 2002 has worked alongside emerging San artists in remote regions of Namibia.
Artist: Anita van Wyk
Oil on cardstock. Custom framed in a thin walnut frame.
28 ¼ × 21 ½ " (unframed dimensions)
31 × 23 ¾ “ (framed dimensions)
All sales final. Artwork will ship following the conclusion of the exhibition on September 4th, 2026. An AAC team member will be in touch with more details.
Anita van Wyk is a San visual artist and single mother in her early thirties. The San people are one of the world’s oldest continuous cultures; these works are where history meets a contemporary visual language.Her practice is grounded in cultural continuity, creativity, and care — committed to providing for her family while inspiring younger generations to stay connected to their heritage through artistic expression
Proud Mary acquired this original work through Omba Arts Trust, an organization that since 2002 has worked alongside emerging San artists in remote regions of Namibia.
Artist: Anita van Wyk
Oil on cardstock. Custom framed in a thin walnut frame.
28 ¼ × 21 ½ " (unframed dimensions)
31 × 23 ¾ “ (framed dimensions)
All sales final. Artwork will ship following the conclusion of the exhibition on September 4th, 2026. An AAC team member will be in touch with more details.
