Recipe for design is an explorative exhibit by ceramic artist Kate Brouwer of Asobimasu Clay and floral artist Graham Ho of Tweed Twigs. The installation platforms the composition of ideas, processes and actions inherent in producing design outcomes. Brouwer & Ho share a reverence for natural materials, exploring mud, plant material, and flowers, blending playful installations with reconfigured ceramic objects. Expect the unexpected as they enquire where the everyday meets art and art intersects with the everyday.
Extended viewing is available during Gemini’s opening hours of 5pm -11pm.
Participants
Asobimasu Clay
Studio-based ceramic artist Kate Brouwer, the hands and heart behind Asobimasu, hand crafts unique ceramic pieces in stoneware clay bodies. Designing on the pottery wheel, Kate brings to life playful ideas that inspire creative floral displays for the ceramic collector & florist alike. Created to enjoy sculptural works as well as with flowers or food displays, Kate’s work includes vases, unlikely shapes and signature tableware pieces. Using her own clay blends & glaze recipes to keep her work uniquely Asobimasu. Asobimasu is designed with intention toward lasting beauty. Each piece is meticulously thought through with rigorous testing & creative processes before being brought into production.
Tweed Twigs
Tweed Twigs, helmed by Graham Ho is a multidisciplinary practice that explores architectural space-making through the medium of flowers. By creating an experience that elicits an emotional connection, the practice feeds of the experience as an architect to redefine space and scale through floral design. Through designing for the senses, Tweed Twigs is driven by our collective human experience – challenging the way we see flora through interaction, expectation and intention. It started with flowers and will always be flowers.
Gemini
Behind the facade of their 135-year-old building, Gemini is is the new Coburg neighbourhood wine bar where everyone is welcome. Greeted by high ceilings and bare bricked walls, Gemini feeds the eyes and palette with a warm ambience and delectable bites. As part of their contribution to this event, Gemini will be hosting the private dining experience paired with the installation. Bookings for dinner via Gemini’s website.
Recipe for design is an explorative exhibit by ceramic artist Kate Brouwer of Asobimasu Clay and floral artist Graham Ho of Tweed Twigs. The installation platforms the composition of ideas, processes and actions inherent in producing design outcomes. Brouwer & Ho share a reverence for natural materials, exploring mud, plant material, and flowers, blending playful installations with reconfigured ceramic objects. Expect the unexpected as they enquire where the everyday meets art and art intersects with the everyday.
Extended viewing is available during Gemini’s opening hours of 5pm -11pm.
Participants
Asobimasu Clay
Studio-based ceramic artist Kate Brouwer, the hands and heart behind Asobimasu, hand crafts unique ceramic pieces in stoneware clay bodies. Designing on the pottery wheel, Kate brings to life playful ideas that inspire creative floral displays for the ceramic collector & florist alike. Created to enjoy sculptural works as well as with flowers or food displays, Kate’s work includes vases, unlikely shapes and signature tableware pieces. Using her own clay blends & glaze recipes to keep her work uniquely Asobimasu. Asobimasu is designed with intention toward lasting beauty. Each piece is meticulously thought through with rigorous testing & creative processes before being brought into production.
Tweed Twigs
Tweed Twigs, helmed by Graham Ho is a multidisciplinary practice that explores architectural space-making through the medium of flowers. By creating an experience that elicits an emotional connection, the practice feeds of the experience as an architect to redefine space and scale through floral design. Through designing for the senses, Tweed Twigs is driven by our collective human experience – challenging the way we see flora through interaction, expectation and intention. It started with flowers and will always be flowers.
Gemini
Behind the facade of their 135-year-old building, Gemini is is the new Coburg neighbourhood wine bar where everyone is welcome. Greeted by high ceilings and bare bricked walls, Gemini feeds the eyes and palette with a warm ambience and delectable bites. As part of their contribution to this event, Gemini will be hosting the private dining experience paired with the installation. Bookings for dinner via Gemini’s website.
