We are kiwi siblings, each following our own artistic path, united by a shared passion for creating.
Our name echoes the similarly sounding Beaux-Arts, reflecting some of the shared principles we embrace in our work: balance, grandeur, harmony, and meticulous craftsmanship.
Wherever you encounter our pieces, we invite you to immerse yourself into our creative chaos through the stories woven into each of our works.
Logan Bow is currently studying a con-joint master’s degree in Architecture and Urban Design and also competes at a high level of artistic gymnastics. Selling his first painting in 2019 at Auckland Grammar’s Art House Tour, under the teachings of Justin Boroughs, he has now moved on to sculptural forms. Logan, with his newfound architectural understandings, focuses on materiality through compositions, densities and threshold properties.
Tyla Bow is a multidisciplinary artist and scuba instructor based in Aotearoa, and a graduate of Elam School of Fine Arts at the University of Auckland, where she studied Fine Arts and Marine Biology. Working across glass, ceramics, stone, metal, and photography, her practice is shaped by time spent in and around the ocean, as well as a strong focus on education and environmental awareness. Her work explores materiality and ongoing learning, often using recycled materials to create pieces that encourage curiosity, reflection, and connection with the natural world.
