Cultural identity – what makes us who we are, and how we respondĀ – is a constant source of fascination for Anna Davern, contemporary jeweller and artist. Driven by notions of heritage and of Australian-ness (whatever that might include), her work is...
Helen Britton is a collector of trinkets and a maker of note. All those plastic and glitzy reinventions of the precious and rare, fresh from fleamarkets and places more humble fill her studio – a treasure trove of the banal awaiting reinvention...
Stuck in a financial tight spot in London during the GFC in 2009, Heidi Adnum, encouraged by her husband, decided to turn her hobby of photography into a full-time job. “Despite the recession, after a few months and a lot of hard work, I was...
Working out of a space at the legendary Jam Factory in Adelaide, Greek-born Maria Chatzinikolaki produces delicate porcelain vessels painstakingly covered in intricate lines and shapes. Her forms are simple, yet organic, her palette is rich and...
In the dead of winter in Sweden with very little else to do, and with the encouragement of her husband, Mable set up a photography shop on Etsy, and she has not looked back. Her images are soft, romantic and evocative, with a fine sense of balance. They are...