Here's a sneak peek at some works to be shown at "Verdant Fragments of Spring" or "Оздобленні зеленню фрагменти весни" this Friday and Saturday. Follow Kogu Kichmarenko via @kiiich_

We’re thrilled to introduce our latest artist in residence, Tia Hart aka @the_stunned_mullet !! From Tia: “⭐️ 🧵 🪡 Hello everyone! I’m a multidisciplinary artist with a passion for experimental quilting and textile art. In my art practice, my fabric, needle and thread act as a diary, pen and ink. Quilting and embroidering my inner thoughts and emotions is more than art to me, it’s therapy. This format of creativity allows me to express feelings and ideas that words can’t always do justice. I’m incredibly grateful and excited to be in the space provided to me by House Conspiracy, and I can’t wait to share my works with the community in my upcoming TBA exhibition! 🦢🫧🫶🏼🕯️“ Stay tuned for details on Tia’s multifaceted and very homey exhibition! Photographed by @josephwlynch

Kogu is an artist and graphic designer residing and working in Brisbane | Meanjin. Originating from Ukraine their goal and inspiration is to work with present and past moments to create the pieces with the reflection of what is memorable and inspiring. Kogu loves capturing emotion in every piece they create – the main goal of their art is to make people feel and think beyond their everyday capacity. Creating is something that requires patience and strong emotion. Their goal is to experience both to uncover the possible and impossible. There will be art prints available for purchase, many sketchbooks with captured raw moments and fragments full of love, greenery and people. The exhibition will take place on Friday 29 August from 6PM to 9PM and on Saturday 30 August from 10AM to 2PM at @ House Conspiracy. Free entry and bar available at the event. Location details: 42 Mollison St West End QLD 4101 Kogu and the House Conspiracy team acknowledge that this event will take place on the stolen lands of the Jagera and Turrbal people. Their sovereignty was never ceded. It always was and will be Aboriginal land.