Malgorzata Bany presents objects made from resin-based material Jesmonite specially conceived for the Design House, New Art Centre. Following the functional requirements when producing useable objects, Bany prefers to focus on the volume and weight of the finished piece stating, "If you consider that a table needs something flat, or a bowl needs something concave, starting from these principles you can build on top of that. Sometimes thinking this way around is more interesting."

The result are pieces that relate to how we instinctively interact with objects. The handmade ergonomically designed works are balanced with Bany's interest in vessels and formations found in the wild. Exploring human nature and relationships as they do the natural world.

Taking inspiration from nature, both Traeger and Bany capture organically formed shapes in their chosen mediums. By using a monochrome palette, both artists focus on light and dark as well as negative and positive space to timelessly explore the beauty in our surroundings.