Tshepo Moloi was born in (Johannesburg 1992) but, grew up in the rural place of Mpumalanga (Daggakraal). In 2004, He moved back to Johannesburg, to pursue and finish his high school career. In 2015, He became interested in photography and film-making, He then started photographing and experimenting around his community. In 2016, he was part of a group show (‘Fluxus Now’ by Space Gallery, Johannesburg). In 2017, He joined Market Photo Workshop (Johannesburg), where he
completed a photography foundation course and his work was showcased for a group show (Photo Workshop 17) by Market Photo Workshop Gallery. In 2018, showcased with (‘Howdy’ by Space Gallery, Switzerland). In 2019, He showcased at (‘Spring Exhibition’, Julie Miller Art, Johannesburg), (‘awayfromthekeyboard.gif’, A4 Arts Foundation, Cape Town). In 2020, He participated in the following group exhibitions (Beauty/?’ by K.L.8, Belgium), (The Portrait Show by Through The Lens Collective, Johannesburg), (‘The Precarity of Spectacle’ by Michaelis School of Fine Art, Cape Town), (‘Urban Myths’, Berman Contemporary, Amsterdam), (PAPER exhibition, Turbine Art Fair). In 2021 has exhibited online with, Through The Lens Collective and Kampala art biennale 2021). His work was published on Africanah.org (Amsterdam), The Kiosk of Democracy, Germany), Mail & Guardian (Johannesburg) and had a photographic talk (‘Pretoria Street Photography, 2019). A portfolio review with Ian Parry scholarship with Julie Benzon and an art career development. Tshepo Moloi is a Johannesburg based documentary and street photographer who focuses on topics such as migration, belonging, community and its subthemes.