China Heights Gallery founders and directors Nina Treffkorn and Edward Woodley welcomed RUSSH Home into their Sydney home for an intimate feature exploring the relationship between art, collecting and everyday life. Interviewed by Shaun Daniel Allen (Shal) and photographed by Kitty Callaghan, the feature reflects a shared philosophy shaped by community, thoughtful design and a lifelong engagement with contemporary art.
Offering a glimpse into the spaces they have created together, the editorial reveals how their home has become an extension of their curatorial practice with artworks, objects and conversation coexist in a continually evolving environment.
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WORDS Shaun Daniel Allen, Nina Treffkorn and Edward Woodley, PHOTOGRAPHY Kitty Callaghan