Allyson Adeney's work makes use of many mediums including ceramics, glass, textiles and found objects to explore notions of everyday memory, nostalgia and relationships within both the physical and psychological environment.

Anna Battersby is a ceramic artist based in Melbourne, Australia.

She creates both porcelain and stoneware slip-based works through spontaneous gesture and action that seek resonance with the natural world around us, and explore the relationships between material and process, inviting the viewer to contemplate the material, the poetic, and the imaginative.

Canbora Bayraktar is a Turkish born ceramic artist who lives and works in Sydney. He has exhibited his artworks in several group exhibitions in Turkey, Mexico, Australia, Italy and Hong Kong.
In his art practice, Canbora explores the relationship between the objects and collective memories through the forms which are created as attempts to combine industrial object making techniques and traditional ceramics decoration methods. In order to achieve this amalgamation, he develops novel production methods with unorthodox use of materials to create his artworks.

Paraskevy Begetis’ art practice delves into the complexities of human experience. Her material explorations trace the intangible contours of vulnerability. With a playful yet contemplative approach, she creates works that feel like fragments of a larger narrative.

Susan Chen is a Sydney based ceramic artist who creates both functional and
sculptural artwork. Currently she is exploring the possibilities of 3D ceramic printing, investigating how this new digital process can be utilised to create a unique and innovative approach to this traditional medium. Chen’s practice demonstrates an ongoing dialogue between art, craft and design.

Marcus Dillon is an Australian glass artist, designer, and academic technical specialist who integrates traditional hot-glass techniques with modern architecture and design.

He currently serves as the Founder and Creative Director of Made by Marcus, a bespoke furniture and lighting studio based in Highett, Victoria.

Kristi Pupo is a Sydney-based artist exploring the interconnectedness of people, places, and objects through ceramics, performance, and installation. Her work draws on both Eastern and Western ideologies—especially animism and evolution—to examine the human experience and the spiritual forces within it.

Eleni Tsamoglou (also known as Eleni Tsomis) is a Sydney-based ceramic artist and fine arts researcher whose work explores themes of form, surface, and memory. She creates handcrafted porcelain pieces and hosts life drawing and art sessions at Scratch Art Space in Marrickville.

Her practice is deeply rooted in the tactile nature of clay, heavily focusing on hand-rolled vases and marbled porcelain.