Lu, a white person stares lies on a red shag rug wearing a red dress. Their hair is splayed out and there are miscellaneous objects scattered in around their hair and head.

LU ANTRAM

An artist of many talents, Lu has been working with trash, bones, moss and whatever else she can get her hands on since 2014. What began as a passion for jewelry design and creation has evolved to include furniture, artifacts and other intriguing objects. Always pushing boundaries, no medium is safe from Lu’s appetite for experimentation. 

Mike Mike, a woodworking artist from Estudio Morto Vivo, wearing a minty green shirt and a red ascot, seated in the studio, confidently holding a circular saw."

MICHAEL DOUGLAS TOO

Creating within the confines offered by waste materials can be an incredibly difficult dance, but hey, Mike loves to dance. His process is pretty simple: no petroleum products, no parents, no rules; with ample time for staring off into space for 30 minutes (or more). His objective is equally as simple: to create long lasting furniture pieces that don’t lend themselves to any momentary styles or trends; small batch & one-of-a-kind. He likes jeans, loud music and francesinhas.