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• Fitzroy & Co

Meagan Streader – Sky scribble

Sky Scribble (a seed for growing a cloud) created by Melbourne artist Meagan Streader is a sculpture that evokes the ethereal presence of sunlight filtering through a floating cloud. This work explores the dynamic interplay between light and architecture.

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Clare Scanlan – Look Closely

In Look Closely, artist Clare Scanlan invites you to experience the beauty of the Merri Creek with fresh eyes. Drawing from her walks along the creek, Clare captures the unexpected bursts of colour that emerge from the natural landscape.

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Kate Ballis – DYGA

This work, DYGA, comes from Kate Ballis’ Before Time series, exploring the rainforests of far north Queensland. Through her transformative process rich siennas and burnt umbers coat the landscape in a palette that removes them from our reality altogether.

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Tai Snaith – Apart at the seams

This stoneware object by Tai Snaith focuses on the point when a moment of failure or shame is also a moment of beauty.

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Yolanda Scholz Vinall – Reoccurring / Part One

Through these works, Yolanda Scholz Vinall explores the notion of reoccurring processes, movements and imagery that exist in the ‘everyday’; domestic labour, local environments and methods of making.

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Darren Song – The Dinner

The Dinner captures the universal joy and enduring tradition of coming together to share a meal, a ritual that transcends cultural boundaries and unites people in celebration.

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The Huxleys – Burger Kings

Will and Garrett Huxley (Aus/Gumbaynggirr/Yorta Yorta) are Melbourne-based collaborative performance and visual artists. Who work together as The Huxleys.

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Forma (ea)

Triptych 003 embodies fluidity and transformation, inviting viewers to project their own interpretations onto its dynamic form.

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Ella Saddington – Cordon Salon -DP-12-001-DTP

These hand-poured mirror sculptures are born from a specialised artisanal practice dating back centuries. This commitment to seeing traditional craft practices extend into the contemporary design context, and to create objects that infuse spaces with a solid sense of elegance and playfulness.

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Eleanor Louise Butt – Lifted Her Shadow

Coarse linen, canvas, hessian, paper, jute, wax, and bronze are used as foundational surfaces, which function neither solely as object nor image.

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Hannah Hall – Stories Unknown I& II

This work draws from the layered symbolism, absorbent qualities and familiar nature of textiles, to create a harmonious, abstract snapshot of the local community.

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Peter Hood- Before

"Before" is a reflection of the ancient spirit of this place, land, a time before people walked on Country, before the stories of our
ancestors.