Sculpture

Born in 1978, Japanese born artist Yuko Nishimura specialises in the art of folding. Her background in architectural design is clear with her clean, crisp pieces, that she says have "a particular charm occurs in the simplicity with which the expression appears having never been touched by any tool"... Full story here

Interested in "the exuberance of nature in urban and unexpected places" artist Rachel Denney is producing some interesting sculptures.

having exhibited over the last 10 years, she works with a range of materials, including foam, wool and angora.

This ceramic artist is based in Brisbane Australia, and she is obsessed with road maps, recipes, sewing patterns and handwriting. Even without her work, we like like the sound of her already.

Sarah seems to have hit the scene about 2004 with a few exhibitions and hasn't stopped since. She works with a range of techniques, including sculpture, painting, knitting, chrochet.

Her studio looks pretty cool, although we wonder how you can handle so much colour all day long...nonetheless, we think her work is fabulous.

Anna Wili Highfield is a genuis with paper. She's been working on a range of commissions including owls, pigeons, a kookaburra, small birds such a Fantail and a Jacky Winter, a Brahiminy Kite eagle and magpies and seagulls...our favourite is that goddamn cute tiny turtle.

To construct these little beauties, Anna Wili only uses thread and a needle - no glues, no staples and no tape. Amazing.