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Bandit and co

From high-speed automotive captures to the steady hand of mid-century woodcraft, Bandit and co explores the intersection of motion and form.

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About Bandit

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Bandit and co represents a multifaceted collective of creative practices spanning from the industrial coast of Port Melbourne to the design studios of Los Angeles. In Australia, the name is synonymous with high-end automotive and corporate visual storytelling, capturing the sleek lines and mechanical motion of the vehicular world through photography and video. Across the Pacific, the moniker extends to the craft of handmade mid-century modern furniture and home decor. This branch focuses on the tactile quality of functional art, specializing in minimalist wooden accents and floating shelves. From large-scale community art installations in New York to precise studio craftsmanship, the name encompasses a broad spectrum of technical skill and design-led production.

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The aesthetic balances the high-octane precision of automotive photography with the warm, organic textures of handmade wood furniture. It moves between polished commercial imagery and the raw, structural integrity of mid-century modern design and site-specific public installations.
Automotive PhotographyMid-Century ModernHandmade FurnitureCorporate VisualsCommunity Installations

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What kind of work does Bandit and co produce?

The name identifies several distinct entities, including a photography and video studio focused on automotive content and a design studio creating handmade furniture.

Where is Bandit and co based?

They operate across multiple locations, with a media studio in Port Melbourne, Australia, and a design and furniture studio in Los Angeles.

Do they create functional home decor?

Yes, the Los Angeles-based studio specializes in handmade mid-century modern home decor, notably floating shelves.

Are there public art projects associated with this name?

Yes, the name is linked to community-based art installations, such as the Buffalo Pothole Bandit & Co. project in New York.

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