WILLOW WELLNESS
Meme Design incorporated a subtle grey and apricot concrete counter facade in their harmonious design for Willow Wellness Clinic in Armadale, Melbourne. The detailed formwork design was excellently executed by Policrete and Maddie and the concreters worked together to pour her concrete coloured art.
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Client | Meme Design
Press | Yellowtrace Article (2018)
Photography | Sharyn Cairns
TRACT CONSULTANTS
A 13-metre concrete wall in the Melbourne offices of landscaping consultant, Tract. Working closing with ArchitectsEAT a colour palette and design was developed that represented landscapes and the earth through textures and striations. Being poured onsite and into formwork meant that the concrete artwork could be one continuous slab.
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Client | ArchitectsEAT
Photography | Nicole England
WYALLA STUDIO
Campaign photographs for Wyalla Studio's lighting range. Photographs show works from Maddie's Future Relief exhibition like Self-portrait, Peaches and Cheeks.
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Client | Wyalla Studio
Photography | Glenn Hester
DECUS INTERIORS
These 2 stools were commissioned by Decus Interiors for a residential job in Perth.
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Client | Decus Interiors
Photography | Peter Tarasiuk
FUTURE RELIEF
The show marked the beginning of Maddie's transition from commercial art production to a platform of 'art for art's sake', with a focus on the individual process and meaning of each work.
Maddie brings the basic materials and processes used in her commercial business, Studio Twocan, and adds Computer Aided Design to the mix, along with a fresh artistic vision.
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Location | Schoolhouse Studios
Press | The Design Files Article (2017)
Photography | Charlie Payne
SCROLL ICE CREAM
The monolithic facade of Scroll Ice Cream's flagship store stands out in a crowd. Designed by Melbourne based architects One Design Office (ODO) and produced by artist Maddie Sharrock, the construction consists of 22 cubic metres of technicolour concrete.
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Client | ODO
Press | Dezeen Article (2015)
Photography | Tom Blachford
STUDIO TWOCAN
Maddie still has a small number of Cement Ceramic pots and vases that make for a perfect gift. Studio visits can be arranged by appointment via email here.
The studio address is 342 Johnston Street Abbotsford, VIC.
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Studio Twocan is a creative studio, managed by sisters, Maddie and Becc Sharrock. Sharing a keen and life-long interest in design and creativity, the duo embarked on a collaborative journey in 2011 that led to a number of projects and commissions. Their signature range of ornamental cement includes homewares and printed artworks that have been sold through retailers like Jardan, Modern Times and Safari Living. View Artworks
Studio Twocan was always a springboard and a platform for Maddie and Becc knowing that eventually, they would pursue careers in their own fields. Becc is now managing Sharrock, a brand, design and digital studio and Maddie is pursuing her art and all things coloured and concrete.
Press | The Design Files Article (2015)
Photography | Benny Capp & Charlie Payne
NOMA SYDNEY
Foolscap Studio commissioned a series of vases in cool greys and gum greens to compliment their warm interior for Noma's pop-up restaurant in Sydney.
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Client | Foolscap Studio
Press | Yellowtrace Article (2017)
Photography | Lendlease
INDUSTRIA X
Campaign photoshoot for Industria X's furniture range.
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Client | Industria X
Press | Inside Out Magazine
Photography | Armelle Habib
Styling | Julia Green, Greenhouse Interiors
CULT FURNITURE
Cult Furniture asked Australian Designers to recreate and transform the Bouroullec Brothers' classic Officina chair and the outcome was auctioned for charity. Studio Twocan was formed on the basic principle that two heads are better than one. By sharing skills and knowledge Twocan can challenge the ordinary and each other. That's why the sisters turned the Officina chair into a two-seater. Like the Bouroullec Brothers, Becc and Maddie sit side by side.
Client | Cult
Press | Vogue Living
Photography | Toby Peet
HOLLA FOOD & DRINK
Tim Brooks and Alix Smith commissioned a green, black and grey concrete countertop for Holla Food & Drink. The 12 metre long top was 70mm thick and poured in situ with concreters, Policrete.
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Client | Tim and Alix
Production Photography | Charlie Payne
Final Photography | Dan Soderstrom
JARDAN FURNITURE
Since 2013, Studio Twocan has been developing ornamental homewares and colour palettes unique to Jardan Furniture.
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Client | Jardan Furniture
Press | The Good Life
Photography | James Geer
JUNCTION MOAMA
Seesaw commissioned a series of textured cement vessels that reflect the layered sediment and water levels of the Murray River, where the Junction restaurant is located. These artworks were photographed and form the basis of many branded applications designed by Seesaw from signage and stationery though to environmental graphics and uniforms.
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Client | Junction Moama
Press | BP&O Article (2015)
Photography | Andrew Johnson
