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Original works, prints, and objects from artists across Aotearoa. Use the filters to narrow by region, category, availability, and price — same pattern as Artists and Events.
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Coastal Dreaming
Layered acrylics capturing Te Tai Tokerau light on water and sand. Built from plein-air colour notes taken along the east coast.
Tidelines at Dusk
A smaller companion work exploring shifting tide patterns and kōwhaiwhai-inspired rhythm through layered glazes and dry brush marks.
Whenua Studies (Set of 3)
Three related studies combining ink, pastel, and acrylic wash — field notes from walks that later informed larger panel works.
Milford Dawn
Archival pigment print from a 4×5 negative made at first light. Edition of 25, signed and numbered on the verso.
Vessel of Belonging
Hand-thrown stoneware vessel with celadon glaze and subtle carved line work referencing migration routes across the Pacific.
Tangaroa Rising
Large-scale whakairo exploring narratives of Tangaroa. Finished with natural oils; suitable for interior feature spaces.
Harbour Light Series III
Third in a series on Waitematā reflections at dusk. Oil built in thin translucent layers over a warm imprimatura.
Urban Pastoral
Collage, acrylic, and screen fragments on panel examining Ōtautahi edges where pasture meets subdivision.
Fern Shadow (limited edition)
Small edition linocut printed by hand in the Nelson studio. Deckled edges; ships flat in a protective folio.
Digital Whakapapa Study No. 4
Generative composition refined in software, output as a finite giclée run. Includes certificate of authenticity.
Tide Pool (blown glass)
Small sculptural form inspired by rock pools near Whangārei. Each piece varies slightly in colour density.
Memory of Rain
Wool and linen weave developed from sketches made during Dunedin winter walks. Hung with concealed split batten.
Alpine First Light
Single edition artist proof from a Southern Alps dawn sequence. Printed on aluminium composite for depth and stability.
Kōwhai Street (study on board)
Studio study related to a public mural project in Tairāwhiti. Suitable for collectors interested in urban Māori contemporary.