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Malaika M

Light Artist & Designer

04/09/2026

The long weekend kicks off tomorrow, and my Labor Day sale is live now! Code LABOR2026 for 20% off my available artwork through Monday.

"Chromatik Block Orange" is part of it, worth a look before the weekend gets going.

https://www.malaikastudio.art

01/09/2026

There's a moment every collector remembers, standing in front of a work and just knowing.

"Purple Waves" has had that moment with a few collectors.

What's the story behind the first work of art that ever stopped you in your tracks?

https://www.malaikastudio.art

01/09/2026

Light Studies — Living Archive of Landscapes

These are real prototypes.

I’m exploring photography beyond the image itself — allowing light to pass through it, transform it and extend it into space.

Here, light is not simply illuminating the work.
Light becomes part of the material.

The first pieces are now taking physical form, while I continue developing new objects, scales and spatial applications.

Photography, after all, means writing with light.
I’m interested in what happens when we let light keep writing.

30/08/2026

Whether it's books, a packed lunch, or another round of festival essentials, a good tote earns its keep this time of year. Carry "Bananas" with you instead of just hanging it on a wall.

https://www.malaikastudio.art/warehouse-open-edition-prints/art_print_products/bananas

28/08/2026

Back-to-school season is not only for families with students. It changes the rhythm of entire communities.

Schedules tighten. Evenings get shorter. People start thinking about focus, routines, and the spaces where daily life happens.

That makes August a useful time to look at your walls with fresh attention. "Dark Banana" may be the kind of work that helps a room feel more intentional as the season shifts.

https://www.malaikastudio.art/warehouse-open-edition-prints/art_print_products/dark-banana

28/08/2026

Could infrared be a Brave vision in 2026 ?
I just submitted Alcúdia, my infrared series, to the PhotoVogue Global Open Call: Brave New Visions — Creativity as Rebellion.
What do you think? Tell me in the comments.👇🏽

28/08/2026

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A photograph doesn’t have to end at the edge of the image.

What moves me most about printing on transparency is that light becomes part of the work. The photograph holds a landscape I once encountered, while the sun carries it somewhere new—stretching its colours, softening its forms and creating a second, fleeting image on the surface below.

Depending on the hour, it will never appear exactly the same twice.

This is what I mean by Living Archives of Landscapes: preserving a memory of nature while allowing it to remain alive, changing and in conversation with the present. ☀️🌿

LivingArchivesOfLandscapes

27/08/2026

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Why I love so much Biophilic Infrared photography and transparency? Well, it reveals what we can't see with our naked eyes. And it allows me to play with color frequencies, revealing uncommon mix-and-match color palettes.

Here photography is neither totally documenting nor totally a feeling interpretation. And when the sun rays pass through, another poetic dimension appears.

Living Archives of Landscapes grows from this idea: collecting fragments of nature through my travels and transforming them into biophilic objects — memories of places that keep interacting with light, space and living environments.

From the first handmade prototypes to larger architectural applications, the principle remains the same: landscape, transparency, sunlight — and transformation.

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26/08/2026

It's August, which means the biggest home selling season of the year is starting to wrap, and people are moving house, heading to dorms or just resettling into places they already call home and love.

What are your end of summer and moving traditions? Share in the comments below.

Today's Feature: "Nuit Blanche 2"

https://www.malaikastudio.art

25/08/2026

What if a landscape could live between the pages of a book?

Book Vase — A Living Archive of Landscapes — is a transparent sculptural vessel shaped like a closed book, where my infrared photographs of Cape Town’s flora are embedded into the material.

Placed in natural light, each image shifts, glows and casts a new chromatic landscape into the room.

These three botanical studies explore different expressions of the same archive: Ruby, Green and Amber.

I’m currently developing the first physical prototypes. Which two would you choose for the first edition: ❤️ Ruby, 💚 Green or 🧡 Amber?

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LivingArchiveOfLandscapes

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