topics wood-sculptures 
Creative Boom
FEBRUARY 28, 2023
Photo Tchad Findlay Sculptor and artist Fiona Campbell creates drawings in space, blurring boundaries between sculpture, drawing and installation. Her dog was dying during the making of Glut, a sculptural installation, and Campbell used personal items such as her beloved dog's lead. Found and recycled wood, paper, plastic, wire, wax.
Azure Magazine
MAY 20, 2022
Displayed in a two-toned pink-red configuration, the system features ridged panels that mimic the look of wood slats — adding up to a backyard statement piece that lands somewhere between a log cabin and a Donald Judd sculpture. Civic engagement was also a big topic over at WantedDesign Manhattan. It’s set to launch in 2023.
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Design Milk
MAY 18, 2023
But like fungus themselves, the greater body of interest lies underneath the surface – topics related to food and sustainability – subjects of vital local importance in a culture where a majority of local produce must be foraged, hunted seasonally, or grown within greenhouses.
Design Week
SEPTEMBER 10, 2021
Earlier this year, Design Week wrote about the design opportunities that might exist in the home of the future – this Brompton district exhibition explores the topic further. Raghavachari spoke with Design Week last year on a similar topic. Exhibition: The Future of Home. Exhibiton: It’s a Sign! Talks: Doodle Talks.
Design Milk
JUNE 21, 2022
When reading and doing research I concentrate too closely on the topic to be able to listen to music. Currently I have an image of my daughters when they were young, wood pieces collected on my childhood beach, collectibles from travels, and inspiring images of art, architecture, and design. Catherine’s College is a sculpture.
Colossal
DECEMBER 16, 2021
In his Richmond studio, artist Christopher David White ( previously ) practices an alchemy of materials as he transforms slabs of clay into deceptive sculptures and functional objects that appear carved from hunks of decaying wood. Once fired, the artist paints each sculpture with a largely neutral palette of acrylics.
Design Week
SEPTEMBER 29, 2020
A specialist in whakairo (a type of wood carving), the artist wanted to create an identity that tied together both his Māori and European heritage. With this new umbrella identity, Matiu successfuly applied for New Zealand Sculpture Onshore, a leading sculpture exhibition in the country. Challenging norms.
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