Last Thursday night we premiered our collaborative project with Queensland Ballet dancers Jack Lister, Sarah Thompson & artists Gert Geyer & Greg Henderson. Marie Claire Up Late on James Street in Fortitude Valley saw a celebration of all things fashion and to activate the street, we projected Entangled onto the the blank canvas of the Scanlan Theodore store. Passers by were treated to a wall of moving contemporary art that illuminated the neighborhood. The production was created by a fantastic group of talented, dedicated and visionary individuals who combined forces to create a work of art that fused ballet, film and digital art into one pretty spectacular, moving artwork. Art for the 21st Century!    

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On March 12, we will debut our latest digital collaboration with artist Gert Geyer and Jack Lister from QLD Ballet titled Entangled. We will be projecting the finished artwork onto the Scanlan Theodore Wall during James Street's Marie Claire Up Late event on March 12th. If you are in Brisbane for the day, come and watch up light up James Street!!  

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Absolutely psyched to be working on a series of rugs made in collaboration with our artist Greg MacLaughlin and the Gibbon Group. Tretford rugs epitomize all that is cool in the custom rug world. Created using the finest quality goats hair, the color texture and weave of the material is absolutely stunning, lending itself toward sharp geometric designs. Greg MacLaughlin's sharp eye for simplicity and design has paired perfectly with the brand and we are very excited to be offering this cutting edge product to the market place. Launching in April, the rugs will be available in a range of color palettes and combinations, meaning that the designs can be tailored to suit your style and decor. It's an interior designers paradise and we cannot wait to see them on your floors!! This is just one of 5 designs coming soon!

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We have been working with Silverstone Developments to create a custom feature artwork for the facade of their latest residential developments on Brunswick Street in New Farm. Our large scale commercial art piece draws inspiration from the local environment and features a Queensland Fig by local artist Gert Geyer. The artwork is almost fully up on the wall and we are thrilled to see the finished product. Now the facade will be rendered, lighting added and the piece will light up Brunswick Street. Huge thanks to our artist Gert Geyer for the fantastic concept and piece! [caption id="attachment_14222" align="aligncenter" width="960"] One more panel to go!![/caption]

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