Plural
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Plural is an exhibition presenting a diverse composition of materials and forms, a project exploring the ways in which these can situate harmoniously within an interior space.
The exhibition is a collaborative exhibition between Sabu Studio and Harley Hamilton Studio, both investigating various new directions in their work through materiality and process. The works exhibited include furniture, lighting and object. Harley Hamilton presents several new works utilising his signature thin elegant cast concrete forms, pushing the boundaries and capabilities of the material. A transformation of an often considered banal material into that of beauty and sophistication. Sabu Studio investigates several materials new to their practice, transposing various designs into new material possibilities and further exploring the interaction between forms and light.
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Sabu Studio is a Melbourne-based furniture, lighting and object design company established by designer-maker Samuel Burns in 2020. Sabu Studio’s design practice is founded upon an honesty to materials, a refined design sensibility, and a contemporary approach to craftsmanship. The designs are subtle and unobtrusive within the interior spaces, yet invite intrigue and delight.
Harley Hamilton Studio works across a range of disciplines, materials and contexts. The diversity of projects undertaken is part of an approach that keeps their process unfixed and vision broad, as it is their ambition to celebrate pluralism and the personal in its many facets. Their work to date includes architectural design and construction, interior design with carpentry and joinery services, product design and fabrication.
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Plural is an exhibition presenting a diverse composition of materials and forms, a project exploring the ways in which these can situate harmoniously within an interior space.
The exhibition is a collaborative exhibition between Sabu Studio and Harley Hamilton Studio, both investigating various new directions in their work through materiality and process. The works exhibited include furniture, lighting and object. Harley Hamilton presents several new works utilising his signature thin elegant cast concrete forms, pushing the boundaries and capabilities of the material. A transformation of an often considered banal material into that of beauty and sophistication. Sabu Studio investigates several materials new to their practice, transposing various designs into new material possibilities and further exploring the interaction between forms and light.
Participants
Sabu Studio is a Melbourne-based furniture, lighting and object design company established by designer-maker Samuel Burns in 2020. Sabu Studio’s design practice is founded upon an honesty to materials, a refined design sensibility, and a contemporary approach to craftsmanship. The designs are subtle and unobtrusive within the interior spaces, yet invite intrigue and delight.
Harley Hamilton Studio works across a range of disciplines, materials and contexts. The diversity of projects undertaken is part of an approach that keeps their process unfixed and vision broad, as it is their ambition to celebrate pluralism and the personal in its many facets. Their work to date includes architectural design and construction, interior design with carpentry and joinery services, product design and fabrication.