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With a focus on materiality, Christine explores relationships between the attribution of meaning and
material form. Her work incorporates precious, industrial and found materials.
material form. Her work incorporates precious, industrial and found materials.
Colour moves me. I love materials that I can fragment, reassemble and color.
Through this editing process, the character of the material transforms and it takes on a different identity.
Through this editing process, the character of the material transforms and it takes on a different identity.
Melbourne-based. Interested in relationships between people, objects, environments and one another.
Technique, method or medium is never considered a priori, all that matters is the idea at hand.
Technique, method or medium is never considered a priori, all that matters is the idea at hand.
Art jeweller Katherine Hubble investigates new ways of looking at traditional jewellery. Her artistic practice uses
a combination of contemporary plastic materials with industrial processes and gold and silversmithing methods.
a combination of contemporary plastic materials with industrial processes and gold and silversmithing methods.
I am a found object assemblage sculptor, creating quirky brooches from metal,
wood, tiles and plastic I gather from Melbourne’s streets.
My focus is sustainability: refuse, reduce, reuse, repurpose, recycle.
wood, tiles and plastic I gather from Melbourne’s streets.
My focus is sustainability: refuse, reduce, reuse, repurpose, recycle.
Vivien explores body-object-space relationships. The artist uses a variety of precious and non-precious materials
to highlight limitations and extensions around the body that are usually hidden from the spotlight.
to highlight limitations and extensions around the body that are usually hidden from the spotlight.
