RE/CRAFTED

This year’s theme is Alchemy, and we’re exploring that idea through our RE/CRAFTED exhibition at our Few & Far Showroom in Rosebery.

We have invited ten artists to reinterpret familiar pieces from our collection through their own creative practice. In their hands, each piece shifts beyond its original form – taking on new expression, meaning and a different way of being seen.

Experience the exhibition, meet some of the participating artists and see these transformed pieces within the world of Few & Far.

Featured collection Shop The Collection

Reclaimed by Nature

$9,600 AUD

The Uninvited

$1,200 AUD

Lily Lily

$1,400 AUD

Confluence

$1,200 AUD

Fruits

$2,500 AUD

Still Light with Fruit

$3,300 AUD

Wild Bloom

$2,500 AUD

Beautiful Stranger

$2,300 AUD

De Mer

$2,500 AUD

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Between Sea and Sky

$2,200 AUD

"I like to paint intuitively – losing myself in the process and letting my instinct take over is a huge part of my process.

As the layers build up, I love that moment when something unexpected appears.

That feeling of surprise and wonder is what keeps drawing me back to the canvas."

ASH LESLIE

ASH LESLIE

"I want my work to sit in that space where you’re not totally sure what you’re looking at, but it feels somehow familiar.

I like giving the viewer room to sit with that feeling."

FEW AND FAR ROSEBERY

On the day, our Rosebery showroom will become part exhibition, part installation – bringing together these reimagined works alongside our latest collection.

We can’t wait to reveal what these artists have created.

MOLLY STEPHENSON

GONIA CHYLINSKA

BRITTANY FERNS

"I try to work as intuitively as possible, but my initial thought was to engrave into the resin or to paint a story or fable across the lamp shade.

I noticed the lamp was called ‘ochiba’ and after doing some research, I learnt that this translates to “fallen leaves” in Japanese.

This then inspired me to use living material to adorn the lamp, whether that be fallen leaves, overlooked gems, broken shells."

MOLLY STEPHENSON

IMOGEN EVE

NATALIE MILLER

PHOEBE STONE

Stone’s work is defined by her exploration of composition, colour, pattern, and texture.

With an expressive, urgent and intuitive mark making she renders the intimate and the everyday – scenes of food, household objects, and the quiet details of daily life.

For her, the act of creating is as significant as the finished piece – a meditative process of translating feeling and memory into form, underpinned by a desire to hold onto beauty and fleeting experience.

"The shape, texture and title of the object already spoke to its concept, so it was a given that I would build on this through colour and my imprint my own spin on it's existing nature-inspired form.

I've always been drawn to colours and shapes in nature, and in particular flowers, shells and coral.

I was also drawn to the textural surface of the piece, so exploring how paint moves and mixes on a different surface to canvas has been lots of fun."

ANNIE EVERINGHAM

BEGINS SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER

Join us for RE/CRAFTED in our Rosebery Showroom.

The exhibition traces a journey from earth to hand to artist, exploring the act of transformation at the heart of all creativity.

Drawn from the earth. 

Shaped by hand. 

Transformed by the artist.

"I like to paint intuitively – losing myself in the process and letting my instinct take over is a huge part of my process. As the layers build up, I love that moment when something unexpected appears. That feeling of surprise and wonder is what keeps drawing me back to the canvas."

"I like to paint intuitively – losing myself in the process and letting my instinct take over is a huge part of my process.

As the layers build up, I love that moment when something unexpected appears.

That feeling of surprise and wonder is what keeps drawing me back to the canvas."