Bring the Outdoors In
Bring the outdoors in with these nature inspired pieces.
From natural materials like mushroom mycelium and locally sourced shells to photographic prints of flowers, our artists know how to bring the outdoors into your space.
Martina Kocianova
Lilac Cap Ring
Hand carved Amethyst mushroom cap, twisting around the finger. Made from 9ct gold set with amethysts.
Martina's innovative design approach extends to incorporating mushroom mycelium into jewellery and it’s environment. From foraging mushrooms to cultivating mycelium, Martina intricately incorporates these elements into her creations, blurring the boundaries between nature and art.
Emma Witter
Mermaid Cutlery Set
Found objects, sea shells, opal effect glass, cultivated pearls, electro-formed copper
5 Piece 'Mermaid' dining set. Emma started this work during a residency in Seoul last year, collecting shells from a local fish restaurant in the historical Hanok village. Emma Witter’s practice breathes new life into lost things revealing value where one sees only waste.
Kasia Wozniak
Anemoia
Unframed C- Type Archival Print
Anemoia is a part of an ongoing photographic portraits of flowers. They explore the feeling of nostalgia for a time or place one has never experienced. Each C-Type print originates from a scanned unique chromogenic photograph created with a large format Gandolfi Camera.
Daniel the Gardener
Research on Foreign Seedpods
Acrylic on stretched linen board, dyed with natural plants and flowers.
artistic journey is deeply rooted in a love for nature, where he finds inspiration through immersive outdoor exploration. Hours spent observing, touching, and feeling plants nourish his creative vision.
Stephen Doherty
Large Black Anemone
62 cm Diameter
His work is led by reflecting on his environments; the people around him, their relationships and shared experience. Other common themes in his work are nature, community and ritual.
From jewellery crafted from mushroom mycelium to still-life photography and cutlery made from locally sourced shells, our artists transform natural materials into unique pieces that bring the outdoors in.
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