James Cook turns the mechanical language of the typewriter into intricate works of art. From London and Tokyo to New York and Wimbledon, he talks hidden messages, creative limitations and how a school project became an international practice.

Sydney-based photographer and journalist Deborah Pelser speaks with Joseph Agius about capturing the energy of live music, championing local artists and building a career behind the lens.

London-based Dutch artist Anne von Freyburg transforms textiles, embroidery and found materials into richly layered critiques of femininity, beauty, power and consumption.

Byron Bay based designer Mimi Holvast invites us into her world and creative process. Mindful, down to earth and fun, Mimi has built strong foundations for her label to reflect the very heart of who she is and the things she values most.

Elegant, intimate and quietly emotive, Natalia Parsonson’s photography celebrates authentic human connection. We spoke with the Sydney-based photographer about her creative journey, the artists who inspire her and the timeless aesthetic that defines her work.

In the loft of a warehouse in Melbourne’s Abbotsford, racks and racks of lush, puffy jackets surround a large, wooden table. On the walls, pictures of celebrities wearing these very same jackets have been printed out and stuck to the side of the room.

For an Australian brand that has survived the after effects of the global financial crisis, the shift to online retail and the decimation of the local manufacturing base, there is surprisingly little written about Melbourne-based label Kloke.