Sydney-based painter Emily Handlin doesn’t paint animals so much as she paints the tension between being seen and disappearing entirely. Her new body of work, HIDE ME, features tigers, leopards, and crocodiles rendered on Perspex — a reflective surface that shifts with light and movement — and asks a quietly unsettling question: what does it mean to have a pattern designed for camouflage and yet be impossible to look away from? We sat down with Handlin to talk desert mythology, painting in physical layers, and the kind of quiet confidence that doesn’t need to announce itself.

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Country singer Carly Pearce opens up about her journey from a determined 16-year-old at Dollywood to a Grammy-winning artist. In her new album, hummingbird, Pearce delves into themes of healing and growth, blending her bluegrass roots with unflinching honesty. She reflects on her influences, the significance of her latest work, and her future in country music, offering fans a deeply personal and authentic musical experience.