Artists in Residence: Cobalt Series
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Clementine Maconachie, Totem - Bondi Store
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Camille Laddawan, Three, Two, One - Fitzroy Store
Camille Laddawan
Woven into beading artist Camille Laddawan’s delicate works are fragments of text and words transcribed into her aesthetic language, Tone Code. For this particular piece titled Three, Two, One, Camille meditates on the process of starting a family with her partner.
Jess Sellinger
Characterised by evocative curves and fabric-like folds, Jess Sellinger’s ceramic vessels and objects posses a sensual, spirited nature. Through experimenting with cobalt, the Brisbane-based ceramic artist’s work adopts a new, contemporary language.
Henryk
Using concrete, polymer and pigment, Henryk’s gestural Ultra Matte abstracts push the limitations of painting. The Sydney-based artist’s work is textural to the point of appearing sculptural, and this bold physicality is matched by the paint colours he creates.
Bianca Pintan
Inspired by Australian landscapes, Byron Bay-based artist Bianca Pintan works with clay in order to recreate the beauty around her. Imprinted with textural details, Bianca’s vases reflect and exemplify her curiosity and continual exploration of the natural world.
Devyn Ormsby
Artist Devyn Ormsby’s vintage-inspired glass fruit series is an homage to the blown glass fruit makers and collectors of the 1960s. The light-reflecting candy-like nature of these colourful objects belies the weight of the heavy crystal glass.
Skye Jamieson
Skye Jamieson’s abstract paintings are emotional manifestations of her impressions, feelings and experiences. Minimal and fluid, the artist’s work incorporates blue gestures redolent of Yves Klein and the 1960s Situationist art movement.
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Henryk, Ultra Matte Ode to Yves #26 - Paddington Store
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Henryk, Ultra Matte Ode to Yves #26 - Paddington Store
Clementine Maconachie
Sydney-based artist Clementine Maconachie’s striking totems may be carved from aerated concrete, but through an exploration of shape, balance and form, she makes tough industrial materials appear organic, sculptural, and light as a feather.
Clae Studio by Britt Neech
From her home on the Mornington Peninsula, artist Britt Neech explores the infinite possibilities and beauty of ceramic. By bringing the natural textures of the clay to the surface, Britt gives her Yves Klein-inspired blue vessels an expressive quality.
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Bianca Pintan, Unique Cobalt Blue Vases from Colour As Energy Edition - Byron Store
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Skye Jamieson, My Left Shoulder And My Forehead - QV Store