Kabelo Mofokeng (born 1989) is a Johannesburg-based photographer and cultural worker. She works across photography, moving image, and curatorial collaboration, exploring how images circulate, how value is assigned, and how audiences encounter and interpret contemporary art in South Africa. Her practice is shaped by the intersections of personal experience, social systems, and cultural institutions.

She is currently completing a BArch (Honours) at the University of the Witwatersrand (2025–2026), with postgraduate coursework in studio practice, curatorial theory, and research in contemporary visual culture. She trained in photography at the Market Theatre Workshop (2018–2019), studied Strategic Brand Communication at Vega School (2014–2015), and Film Production at AFDA – The South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance (2009–2011). Since 2021, she has worked at the Johannesburg Contemporary Art Foundation (JCAF), facilitating exhibitions and public programming.