About

Wilma Cruise is a sculptor. Her mostly life-size figures in bronze and ceramic explore a metaphorical link between unconscious realities and the conscious known world. In this way she explores a gap in communication - in what she calls “the space between”.

She has produced a body of work on paper, notably The 100 Page Diary that is a continuous work in progress that documents her ideas via the figure and text.

She has completed a number of public works that recover memory via visual metaphor and word.

Her work represented in The Iziko National Gallery, the Corobrik Collection, the Pretoria Art Museum, the Durban Art Museum, the University of South Africa, MTN, the Biliton Collection, Standard Bank, Sasol, The University of Johannesburg, Sasol University Collection and the Constitutional Court.