I often get asked about the benefits of writing a design blog, and whether the rewards outweigh the effort and the time that goes into researching and producing original content on a daily basis. It’s a very good question, and the one I ask myself at least once a day. I don’t really know if I have the answer just yet, but one thing I know for sure – being in the position to support and promote emerging talent is a real privilege and something that gives me such a huge kick. So you see, writing this blog is all about me and how good it makes me feel. Ha!

But enough of playing silly buggers. Today I wish to introduce you to an emerging Sydney based visual artist, Suzie Idiens. Some of you guys will know {of} Suzie. Yes, Australian interior designers, I’m talking to you. On the days when Suzie isn’t creating her deceivingly simple art, she can be found in the beautiful Koskela showroom. Suzie recently made a decision to pursue her lifelong dream of creating art that has patiently been waiting to be “let out”. Armed with her folio and a bag full of enthusiasm, Suzie immersed herself in the events of Art Month Sydney earlier this year, which resulted in her meeting Conny Dietzschold where she currently has her very first show…