What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
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20cm x 30cm Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

Makers' Mrkt is a Melbourne based market store selling art, objects and fashion accessories Makers' Mrkt supports independent Makers creating ethical product.

Makers’ Mrkt

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Wall Art: Photography

A glamorous favourite of ours from Hayden Worsfold.
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Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Hayden is based in Auckland New Zealand, but travels regularly to find inspiration in fashion and architecture. It was while studying architecture at university that he first became interested in photography, transcribing his lessons in composition and structure, capturing moments instead of building structures. Hayden is passionate about film and classical photography and never leaves the house without a camera, film and his notebook.

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Monday lunches at the office are not only the best because the whole team gets together, but also because Maker's Mgmt marketing lady Susan introduces us to all her talented pals. When we saw Daniel's portfolio we knew he was a keeper, so now we stock his works on the Mrkt. Talk about productivity!

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Size 1: 900x700mm
Size 2: 700x540mm
Size 3: 560x430mm

Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne

From the 'Control' series.

Control is an ongoing body of works observing the infrastructure used to extract, conserve, and ultimately control water. Daniel is preoccupied with vast landscapes manipulated to facilitate mass consumption — so we have water at the turn of a tap.
The work was shot on a 4x5 large-format camera in Europe and Australia. The locations have been chosen for waterways that have been diverted on an awe inspiring scale, to majestic yet unsettling effect. The colour photographs are rendered with striking clarity of detail.

About the Maker:

Artist and filmmaker Daniel Bushaway's impetus for his work is his fascination with contemporary manufacturing and industry, which is inherently politically charged with ideas of conservation and sustainability. Aiming to construct a narrative rich and dense in detail, the implicit topography and architecture of these spaces mirrors the complexity of our own daily interactions with industry. Daniel challenges the viewer to meditate on human endeavour and our relationship with nature, more specifically, the disconnect between the commodities we use daily.
Daniel's work is an exploration and investigation of the human impact on the natural world. His objective is to observe, document and ultimately understand why we cultivate our environments in the way that we do - exploring and documenting a variety of infrastructures, systems, processes and people that help to support the spectrum of industry.
He has been shortlisted for multiple photographic awards and has his work held in private and public institutions.

Presa De Inznajar River

Pick A Frame

We met Zico many years ago, he previous worked as a photo assistant for the founder of Maker's Mrkt! Since then, he has travelled the world, developed a beautiful eye and is now offering his own work for sale here.
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Edition of 5 Epson Signature Worthy Hot Press Paper Natural 340GSM
Size medium - 65cm x 46cm Size large - 85cm x 60cm

Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Auckland New Zealand
About the Maker:

After finishing university in 2010, Zico left New Zealand to see the world and develop his photographic practice. Over the last 8 years, he has been lucky enough to call Sydney, London and Amsterdam home.
In 2013, Zico started a project called ‘Three Blue Skies’.  This body of work was captured over four years travelling through the Middle East observing the landscape and people of Jordan, Iran and Israel. More recently he also completed two projects in India: ‘Little Tibet’ and ‘Thar Desert’.
Now back on home soil, and based in Auckland, Zico interested in photographing people, places and objects through advertising and design platforms.

Sunset, Tehran, Iran, 2015

We met Zico many years ago, he previous worked as a photo assistant for the founder of Maker's Mrkt! Since then, he has travelled the world, developed a beautiful eye and is now offering his own work for sale here.
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Giclée print on archival matte paper Epson Hot Press Natural 330GSM
Small - A4 (255.5 x 181mm image with 14.5mm white border) editions of 25 + 2 AP’s
Medium - A3+ (423.5 x 300mm image with 14.5mm white border) editions of 25 + 2 AP’s
Large - 900 x 675mm with 70mm white border editions of 5 + 2 AP’s

Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Auckland New Zealand
About the Maker:
After finishing university in 2010, Zico left New Zealand to see the world and develop his photographic practice. Over the last 8 years, he has been lucky enough to call Sydney, London and Amsterdam home.
In 2013, Zico started a project called ‘Three Blue Skies’.  This body of work was captured over four years travelling through the Middle East observing the landscape and people of Jordan, Iran and Israel. More recently he also completed two projects in India: ‘Little Tibet’ and ‘Thar Desert’.
Now back on home soil, and based in Auckland, Zico interested in photographing people, places and objects through advertising and design platforms.

Donkey, Jordan, 2013

There is nothing like sitting somewhere comfortable and staring into an image filled with space. Perfect for inner city dwellers, we love Chris Sisarichs' stunning personal works.
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Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Chris Sisarich is one of New Zealand's most recognised photographers, credited by Lurzer's Archive as one of the 200 top advertising photographers in the world. Chris works in both still imagery and motion and has worked with reputable brands including Air New Zealand, Uber, BMW and Lexus. His personal work, captured between commercial projects is calm, slightly eerie and extremely captivating.

Purple & Yellow Houses - Abu Dhabi

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Monday lunches at the office are not only the best because the whole team gets together, but also because Maker's Mgmt marketing lady Susan introduces us to all her talented pals. When we saw Daniel's portfolio we knew he was a keeper, so now we stock his works on the Mrkt. Talk about productivity!

Product Information:
Size 1: 900x700mm
Size 2: 700x540mm
Size 3: 560x430mm

Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne

From the 'Franco’s Bandits' series

At the height of Franco’s reign, Southern Spain was used for all types of actvities. This body of work explores the network of pathways and journeys undertaken to either escape or indeed enforce the plight of fascism at its most brutal.

About the Maker:

Artist and filmmaker Daniel Bushaway's impetus for his work is his fascination with contemporary manufacturing and industry, which is inherently politically charged with ideas of conservation and sustainability. Aiming to construct a narrative rich and dense in detail, the implicit topography and architecture of these spaces mirrors the complexity of our own daily interactions with industry. Daniel challenges the viewer to meditate on human endeavour and our relationship with nature, more specifically, the disconnect between the commodities we use daily.
Daniel's work is an exploration and investigation of the human impact on the natural world. His objective is to observe, document and ultimately understand why we cultivate our environments in the way that we do - exploring and documenting a variety of infrastructures, systems, processes and people that help to support the spectrum of industry.
He has been shortlisted for multiple photographic awards and has his work held in private and public institutions.

Francos Bandits 04

Road - Egypt

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote. Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne. Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

South Valley

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.

About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

Germany In Snow

Stair Access

Yellow Houses 2 - Abu Dhabi

Measures: 6" x 5.25" Materials: Watercolor on off white paper SOLD UNFRAMED
Original artwork and one of a kind. Signed in bottom right corner. All artwork is final sale.
About the Artist:
Pauline de Roussy de Sales is an artist and illustrator from and living in New York City. She studied Printmaking at the Rhode Island School of Design and now works on freelance illustrating as well as painting and collaging in Manhattan.

Collyer's Mansion: a world of color, print, and pattern for your home. Our boutique home store in Brooklyn features goods from around the world.

Collyer's Mansion

Kitchen

Wall Art: Paintings & Drawings

Road, Alborz Mountains, Iran, 2105

Lake Vinuela Shore Line

Disused Steps

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
20cm x 30cm Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

Piha Cliffs

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.
What we love most about Adam Custin’s moody polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.

Lake Mattheson

Presa De Inznajar Turbine Outlets

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Zingchan Valley, Ladakh, 2017

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
This is a limited edition print with only 10 prints available at each size.
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote. Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

School Philosophy - Glass

Presa De Rules Two

One for the architecture lovers by Hayden Worsfold
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Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers by our friends at Fini Framing.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Hayden is based in Auckland New Zealand, but travels regularly to find inspiration in fashion and architecture. It was while studying architecture at university that he first became interested in photography, transcribing his lessons in composition and structure, capturing moments instead of building structures. Hayden is passionate about film and classical photography and never leaves the house without a camera, film and his notebook.

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 42cm x 55cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

Black Forest, Germany #3

We met Zico many years ago, he previously worked as a photo assistant for the founder of Maker's Mrkt! Since then, he has travelled the world, developed a beautiful eye and is now offering his own work for sale here.
Product Information:

Size: 65cm x 46cm, prints will come with an additional 5cm border
Edition of five + two artist prints

Epson Signature Worthy Hot Press Paper Natural 340GSM

Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Auckland New Zealand

About the Maker:

After finishing university in 2010, Zico left New Zealand to see the world and develop his photographic practice. Over the last 8 years, he has been lucky enough to call Sydney, London and Amsterdam home.
In 2013, Zico started a project called ‘Three Blue Skies’.  This body of work was captured over four years travelling through the Middle East observing the landscape and people of Jordan, Iran and Israel. More recently he also completed two projects in India: ‘Little Tibet’ and ‘Thar Desert’.
Now back on home soil, and based in Auckland, Zico interested in photographing people, places and objects through advertising and design platforms.

Azadi Tower, Tehran, Iran 2015

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Yellow Houses - Abu Dhabi

We first met Hayden at New Zealand Fashion Week, running around backstage, but still friendly enough to stop and say hello. We are all about supporting nice people so now we have him and his beautiful personal work here.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is available unframed, and can also be framed for Australian customers.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Hayden is based in Auckland New Zealand, but travels regularly to find inspiration in fashion and architecture. It was while studying architecture at university that he first became interested in photography, transcribing his lessons in composition and structure, capturing moments instead of building structures. Hayden is passionate about film and classical photography and never leaves the house without a camera, film and his notebook.

Car - Egypt

Control Room

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.

Germany In Snow 3

Malaga Storm Drain - Up Stream

What we love most about Adam Custins’ moody Polaroid imagery is how with every viewing we find a new irregularity, a speckled inconsistency and such breathtaking imperfection. You stare and stare and stare again, you will stare at them for years and forever find something new and beautiful.
Product Information:
This is a limited edition print with only 10 prints available at each size.
Small: 20cm x 30cm or Medium: 40cm x 60cm or Large: 60cm x 90cm
Archivally printed on 310gsm 100% matte cotton rag.
This item is unframed, but can also be framed for Australian customers, please enquire before or after purchase for a framing quote.
Please note this product is printed to order so allow time for delivery. This item is shipped from Melbourne
About the Maker:
Adam Custins is a photographer from New Zealand who travels between Berlin, New York and New Zealand to capture his still life, portrait and landscape works. He specialises in Instant and Analogue film and is part of the Polaroid Impossible Project.