Australian Wood Review – June 2017

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EXHIBITIONS

Main: Finn Killbuck Johansen,
Scent of a Woodsman, padauk
veneer, fiddleback maple. Each
small box contains a different wood
chosen for its distinct odour.

1. The Quintet: Naja Falhof, Anders
   Rørvig Abildgaard, Katrine Lerche,
   Sif Skovsen and Cecilie Scherfig.
   The Cube That Disappeared,
   rosewood and mahogany veneered
   surfaces with silver plated edging.


2. Andrea Stokholm, Asa No Ha
   Lampe, based on one of the most
   common and traditional Japanese
   kumiko patterns.


3. Roy Schack: ‘Hope’s Flower
   represents the idea of always
   looking to the future, no matter
   how difficult or impossible things
   may seem.’


4. Arne Mainkvist, Kubus Ludus,
   maple, elm, walnut, brass and steel.


5. Akiko Kuwahata and Ken Winther,
   Congratulations Machine. ‘It has
   been joyful to explore the world
   of wooden automata.’


6. Teis Dich Abrahamsen, Cube
   in a cube in a cube. A technical
   suspension allows an 11mm
   steel ball to travel through
   different levels.

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