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Final day to see BREWED, the show in its entirety.

Here until 3pm. by @onelessdecision

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Final days to see BREWED.

& your last chance to make home to some of the most beautifully crafted and designed works.

Ends Wednesday 05.08.

Via appoints only (please get in touch). taken in Metro Petroleum Addison Road by @onelessdecision

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3 months ago

BREWED is open for viewing today, 9-1pm.

Friday 9-1pm
Saturday 9-1pm
Sunday 9-2pm

We also have limited batches of @kuuracorp in stock for those who missed out.

Photography @_youmee_ taken in Metro Petroleum Addison Road by @onelessdecision

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Brewed opens this Sunday.

We are proud and excited to share the work of some of the most celebrated makers and designers of today.

We invite you to come and experience these works in person.

Enjoy some of the best coffee and tea served in this country.

See you on Sunday. taken in Metro Petroleum Addison Road by @onelessdecision

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Olivia Bossy is our final number that make the 10 participating artist for Brewed.

A tray for tea
held by folded legs
and wings to hold

A flower for heat.

Textile contribution by Emilie Winter. by @onelessdecision

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Born in 1962, Ryu is a silversmith where her life and practice is based in Korea.

Ryu’s coffee wares offer a quiet reflection on the beauty created through the dialogue between material, the hand, and the passage of time, where craft and daily life naturally converge.

Rather than pursuing perfect symmetry, Ryu embraces the natural flow of the material and the marks left by the hand, bringing warmth and humanity to the inherent strength of metal. Each vessel exists as both a functional object and an independent sculpture. by @onelessdecision

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On the opening day of BREWED, we are delighted to have our very own @yeeza @artificercoffee brewing Siphon coffee and Ayden & Si from @kuuracorp steeping some of very best teas from Yunnan, sourced within Australia.

Lastly, we have Youmee from @apt.threeonenine showcasing a number of textile objects that further adorn the tea brewing and drinking space. by @onelessdecision

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‘In 2017, during my time in Shanghai, I developed a fascination for Chinese tea and the ritual that came with it. From this, by nature, I started to take interest in the objects and the tools akin to this ritual.’

Kenny’s rendition for this exhibition relate specifically to preparing Pu’erh cha (fermented tea), the act of rinsing-steeping tea and using the Gaiwan (lidded tea bowl), over the Cha Pan (tea tray). by @onelessdecision

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Kyungwon Baek is a ceramic artist who creates vessels and sculptural objects using handbuilding techniques. Her works are the result of translating the external world into her own visual language.

The works presented in this exhibition were made with intimate tea gatherings—shared alone or with one other person—in mind. Among them, the Tea Table was created as a stage where tea utensils can be displayed and appreciated almost like the protagonists of a scene. It grew out of the artist’s desire to make the experience of drinking tea more engaging and enjoyable. Depending on how the tea utensils are arranged, the work reveals a different landscape each time. Visitors are invited to take notice of these ever-changing compositions as they engage with the work. by @onelessdecision

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Dahm Lee (b.1986) is an object and furniture artist, working and living between Berlin and Korea.

Lee’s practice explores the potential of objects, moving beyond conventional ideas of aesthetics or function, and considers how materials and forms shape perception and interaction.

The ‘mmm‘ series (massive metallic mass) explores volume, rhythm and surface through repeated gestures of hand-bent, layered steel bars.

The mmm flat-form takes the shape of a tray-like object that can be arranged in multiple identical units. by @onelessdecision

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‘Seeking an alternative to the teapot, I looked at objects and ideas associated with the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Through my research I encountered the following poem by Sen no Rikyu (1522-1591), a preeminent Japanese tea master:’

*Chanoyu is nothing but this:
Boil water, infuse tea, and drink.
That is all you need to know.
(*Chanoyu = Tea Ceremony or Way of Tea)

According to Rikyu there are four fundamental qualities that should be exemplified in the tea ceremony: harmony, respect, purity, tranquility. The abstract simplicity of this approach informed the conceptual basis for my teaset.

Previously exhibited at the Jam Factory, SA, 2002 & at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, 2008. by @onelessdecision

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Hendrik’s Teapot is a fine example of his inventive style in re-configuring traditional forms, whilst employing clever and witty engineering.

Hendrik Forster is widely known as one of the most significant figures in modern Australian Silversmithing.

Born in 1947, he trained at the Gold and Silversmithing Department of the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, There he trained under Professor Franz Rickert, a prominent German silversmith and an advocate of traditional forms. A year after his graduation in 1973, Forster migrated to Australia. His work and practice has been highly influential, both as an educator and a master silversmith. by @onelessdecision

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