The Things We Keep 26/62 A3
Part of The Things We Keep, a photographic exhibition presented at The Front Room Gallery for Melbourne Design Week 2026.
Each artwork began with a personal object belonging to a creative, collector, designer, artist, or maker from across Australia. These objects were then handed to photographers, not simply to be documented, but interpreted - transforming private possessions into shared artworks shaped by memory, atmosphere, and emotional response.
Presented as a limited edition of 20, each A3 artwork is printed in Melbourne on fine art cotton rag paper as part of an exclusive companion release available through The Hub General Store. Artwork printing leadtime up to 1 week.
Photographer: Caroline McCredie
Creative / Collector: Fiona Lynch
26/62. The metallic glaze catches unevenly across the surface, gathering in the dips and softening at the edges. I love the honesty of the piece — the visible hand of the maker, the restraint, the imperfections left untouched. It feels instinctive rather than overworked, carrying the quiet confidence of knowing when something is complete.
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Part of The Things We Keep, a photographic exhibition presented at The Front Room Gallery for Melbourne Design Week 2026.
Each artwork began with a personal object belonging to a creative, collector, designer, artist, or maker from across Australia. These objects were then handed to photographers, not simply to be documented, but interpreted - transforming private possessions into shared artworks shaped by memory, atmosphere, and emotional response.
Presented as a limited edition of 20, each A3 artwork is printed in Melbourne on fine art cotton rag paper as part of an exclusive companion release available through The Hub General Store. Artwork printing leadtime up to 1 week.
Photographer: Caroline McCredie
Creative / Collector: Fiona Lynch
26/62. The metallic glaze catches unevenly across the surface, gathering in the dips and softening at the edges. I love the honesty of the piece — the visible hand of the maker, the restraint, the imperfections left untouched. It feels instinctive rather than overworked, carrying the quiet confidence of knowing when something is complete.
