Seth Kriger, Born and raised in Cape Town, graduated from the University of Cape Town in 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts Triple majoring in Art History, English Literature, and Film and Television Studies. Following that, he continued and graduated from the Honours Programme in Curatorship, offered by the Michaelis School of Fine Art and hosted by the Centre for Curating the Archive in close collaboration with Iziko Museums of Cape Town where he also underwent programs in the Environmental and Geographical Sciences department. Since then Kriger has worked between various museum, urban, and cultural contexts such as the Iziko Social History Centre, the Goethe Institute, the African Centre for Cities, the District Six Museum and the Norval Foundation as well as worked with more project focused cultural initiatives such as Under Projects and the MarketPhoto workshop centre. Operating within the realm of curatorial praxis, urban studies, art education, and independent research, Krigers practice is emeshed between the urban and the curatorial, primarily holding concern towards spatial and environmental ecologies, knowledge (re)production, memory, socio-geopolitics and curatorial pedagogies related to both the natural and built environment. As someone who draws in from his every day, intertwined with private and communal memories, Kriger seeks to engage with the publicness of curatorship, unpacking how urban, environmental and social geographies operate as curatorial archives and platforms that invite public access, social justice and radical imagination. Through maintaining this ethos, he strives for his work to invite us in viewing an open world, one in which centres us in relation to our environment, but moreso, centres ourselves in a way in which we may finally be seen.