Fruiting Bodies
Anatomy Ring

Runners Oil pastel on paper420 x 297signed en versoAs an established designer and visual artist, Day traverses two distinct visual realms and navigates this duality within his studio. Through his gallery artwork, he expresses dual experiences—aggression versus compassion, accomplishment versus failure and creation versus accumulation—by emphasising the role of contrast in his oil collages. ⁠Positive and negative elements enter into a cheerful interplay, and the viewer witnesses objects and figures connect with their environment by sharing defined edges, and bouncing between two-dimensional planes. ⁠

Originally oil and enamel on plywood.Drum scanned and printed on archival Hahnmüle Photo Rag 308GSM.Limited Edition of 5.42 x 59.4cm.To ensure responsible production we print per order.Framed option available - email us for pricing and information.Gary Abkin was born in northern California, and studied painting at the California Institute of the Arts and subsequently the San Francisco Art Institute where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in painting. In 2003 he relocated from California to Queensland where he now resides.The artist has exhibited at the Caloundra Regional Gallery, the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, Palma Rosa Art Gallery, the Churchie National Emerging Art Prize exhibition, The Third Quarter Gallery, and his work has toured throughout Queensland by Flying Arts Inc. as part of the Regional Art Award exhibition.

Made from silver 925.All the way from Warsaw, Poland - Fruiting Bodies is a contemporary jewellery brand designed and made by Martyna Dymek and Marcin Sieczka. Their pieces are natural, organic and surreal, often using digital software to generate their exquisite forms.

20231400 x 1400mmGiclee print on polyester chiffonIsabel Hood (she/her) is a digital artist and designer living and working in Meanjin/Brisbane. Her practice explores alternative approaches to data collection and display, to ultimately question ideas of data ownership, vulnerability and decontextualisation.The speculative design nature of Hood’s practice recognises ideas of data reclamation and emphasises the already inherently biased and flawed existence of typical data collection and presentation processes. Hood intends to embed a more contextual and vulnerable display of data, through screen-based, print and sculptural mediums.

2023Stoneware, glazeSlab-builtRuby Yeh is a Taiwan-born, Meanjin (Brisbane) based ceramic artist.Her works utilise various hand-building techniques, though she’s most intrigued by the possibilities of a simple cube form to construct sophisticated pieces - symbolic of her personal connection to the world. Ruby is also a student of Urasenke Chado (Japanese tea ceremony) under the guidance of Sensei Tomoko (Soho) White.

This is a MADE-TO-ORDER product, to ensure minimum wastage. Allow for up to 2 weeks of production and delivery time.RE:WORK is a collaborative project between Artist Emily Devers and Designer Kat Walsh. Each piece is entirely unique, stitching together fabric that’s seen over 10 years of creativity, hard work and re-use.Inspired by traditional painter and craftsperson workwear, this collection is a contemporary take on functional garments. These limited edition hats are constructed from heavy-duty canvas - each panel presents over 10 years of intentional mark-making. Originally used as Emily’s drop-sheets, this canvas has absorbed colours from over 200 collaborative and independent murals across Australia. Kat & Em carefully selected every section, before Kat and her studio team stitched them together. The painter’s hat features soft linen lining, reinforced foldable brim, and loops for your brushes and pencils.By investing in a RE:WORK piece, you are extending the lifespan of this fabric, and weaving new stories into every thread.