Is there anyone among us city-slickers who didn’t dream of making a sea-change or a tree-change this year? 2020 was definitely the year for coveting a beachside shack, or doom scrolling Google Images for secluded cabins surrounded by trees.
In the midst of lockdown earlier this year, looking at pictures of off-the-beaten-track places was the closest thing to actually being there. Luckily, images of dreamy architecture is our domain! From tent houses in the Noosa hinterland, to an architect’s own totally mobile bushland cabin, here are the far-flung homes that allowed us to escape our own four walls, even if it was just for a second. The sweet escape!
Tatsiana Shevarenkova studied finance and economics in Moscow before becoming interested in fashion imagery, working as a stylist in magazine editorial, and eventually moving to Australia.
It wasn’t until she shifted hemispheres that she discovered the gentle, slow-paced world of ceramics. This new discipline renewed Tatsiana’s creative focus, and her passion was further galvanised during last year’s lockdowns, which afforded her the time and space to hone her style. Now, Cosset Ceramics is her full-time practice, and she is one half of a duo show at Saint Cloche, where her fluid ceramic vessels sit beside Hannah Nowlan‘s titanic, earthy paintings.
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