Sydney artist Liz Payne’s vibrant and distinctive work explores abstraction through colour, shape and form with a combination of mediums -paint, embroidery and beading. With occurring themes of symmetry, symbolism and the power of pattern being explored, the works grab the viewers’ attention and draw them closer to explore the meticulously detailed and intricate textures, layered upon and hand stitched. All her works are designed, painted, hand embroidered and beaded, so each work is one of a kind and a one-off original. Liz’s large scale embroidered artworks, can take months (even years) to complete.   https://www.lizlpayne.com/

Quirk and Rescue is the creation of Ms Pink, a London-based creative and designer with years of experience, styling and reviving interiors in wonderful colours that challenge the status quo. She is known for her bold distinct use of colour and attracts clients who want to be courageous. Quirk & Rescue also commission bespoke wallpaper, fabric, furniture and art works to ensure a unique bespoke interior solution is achieved. https://quirkandrescue.com/

 "We are young and free" in the Australian national anthem has been changed to "We are one and free”. This change removes a notion that has presented a challenge for many in uniting behind our national song. The change is small in nature but significant in purpose. It is an acknowledgment that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures date back 65,000 years. It is also an acknowledgement that people who have come across the seas, 250 years ago or more recently, are as much of this nation and our story as any other Australian. https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/changing-the-national-anthem-is-real-reconciliation-20210101-p56r6v.html

Drone light shows differ from fireworks displays because drones are reusable, and do not produce chemical and noise pollution.&nbs

Lithuanian artist Tadao Cern is inspired by everyday objects. He creates seemingly simple artworks that explore ordinary objects. Cern worked as an architect before transitioning to photography and then visual arts. Black Balloons was born from the experimentation of materials and the physical relationship between objects. The installation is conceived in various formats but earlier incarnations involved filling two regular latex balloons with two different gasses: helium and sulphur hexafluoride. He eventually worked out a way to make the balloons float in the middle of a glass tank thus the compositions grew in size and complexity. https://www.yellowtrace.com.au/lithuanian-artist-tadao-cern/