Isabel Hood
3D scans of Lemons and Banksias

Studio Flek is a design practice based on Kombumerri Land, in the Yugambeh region (Gold Coast), and is run by married couple Lisa Miller (an experienced graduate of architecture) and Chris Miller (an industrial designer with a decade of public art experience & a recent graduate of Architecture).Scouring workshops and industrial areas for useful waste, Studio Flek happened upon a local stone masons' skip bins. Inspired by the stacking pattern than emerged when loading these offcuts into their van, ‘Odds & Ends’ showcases the inherent beauty of discarded stone and marble.

Rectangle Tray: 32.5 x 40.5 x 4.5 cm A key dish, a place to. put your jewellery, a breakfast in bed. Hand-poured acrylic resin - each piece with a unique patterned marbling.

Balsam Peru, Tonka, Lily.Hand-dipped incense made in Melbourne Australia. Fragrances are designed in-house. Blending aroma molecules and natural oils designed to transmit real-time sci-fi sensory signals to the brain and spirit. Enhancing alpha wave processing, creating a deep ambient experience.Each pack contains 15 x 5" Mini Sticks. Each incense stick will smoke for 20 - 30 mins.

Originally crayon on paper.Drum scanned and printed on archival Hahnmüle Photo Rag 308GSM.42 x 59.4cmLimited Edition of 5 in each formatFramed options available - email gallery@waitingroom.store for detailsMeanjin (Brisbane) based artist Des Skordilis has an innate ability to illustrate their feelings as a form of communication. Radiant compositions with bold primary colours and charming bulbous figures defy the rules of proportion. Working across a diverse range of mediums — from digital illustration to drawing, painting, sculpting and stop-motion animation — Skordilis crafts small and thoughtful worlds of intentional lines, block colour and joyful characters.

Dane Lovett’s flower paintings both embrace and eschew their historical, thematic and allegorical roots. Dark, often monochromatic and subtly tonal in their palette, the scores of works that populate the Melbourne-based artist’s debut book 'Flowers' gestures towards the syntaxes of minimalism and seriality as resolutely as they do the still life. Where earlier works saw the artist construct still life arrangements from indoor plants and pop-cultural ephemera (VHS cassettes, vinyl records, CDs, ageing tech and the like) Lovett’s recent practice has seen him embrace repetition and delicate variation, with an unmistakably reductionist and art historical bent. Here, he recasts French artist Henri Fantin-Latour’s 1864 still life Flowers: Tulips, Camellias, Hyacinths in countless murky, monochromatic iterations – a single vase of flowers becoming a site for sustained painterly exploration, variation and rhythm. Extended series of foxgloves and waterlilies in various unnatural tones follow.As the curator and academic Rosemary Forde writes in her essay for the book, Lovett’s repetitions ‘each seem to emote uniquely’, his dark and muddy images allowing us to project ‘our own familiar scenes, moments, memories, aspirations, sorrows’. 104 pages29 x 22cmSection-sewn perfect bindSoftcoverPerimeter Editions (Naarm).

'Măiastra: A History of Romanian Sculpture in Twenty-Four Parts' by Igor Gyalakuthy is an experimental novel by artist Timothy Stanley. Presented as a series of scholarly articles on the history of Romanian art, the collection was written under the pseudonym Dr. Gyalakuthy: a retired Art Historian from Romania, writing a final treatise on the plastic art of his homeland before time and the ravages of mental illness take him. Dr. Gyalakuthy sees Măiastra as an opportunity to shake off the rust of the cultural dark ages of Communism and to present the history of Art in Romania as he understands it. Volume One was originally published as a quarterly column in The Miami Rail. Volume Two to be released in fall 2021.Press: Miami Rail, Hudson EyeCollections: MoMA LibraryPublished by Pacific, 2019Softcover 168 pages, 5½ × 7¾ inchesEdition of 250