Muriwai
Māwhero Te Pakeke Kenny
Kāi Tahu, Kāti Mamoe, Waitaha, Ngāti Porou and Te Ātiawa
"Mai te Moana ki te Raki" a kirirata extract from Muriwai.
In our inhales and exhales that mimic the tides we carve out the soil protecting our Taoka in the ana.
Te Whare Ata
Te kanikani o Rimurimu
Bachelor of Design with Honours
Double Major in Photography and Mātauranga Toi Māori
Within us where rivers meet, strands of wai are woven, fusing blood of the land, sea and sky.
Muriwai follows the haereka of wai as it travels through Te Ao reflecting the junction between wai and wairua to explore whakapapa. The Piece responds to taha hinekaro and serves to ease moments of Āwakawaka using light and sound to bring our Atua close to us in the moments we need them.
Muriwai follows the haereka of wai as it travels through Te Ao reflecting the junction between wai and wairua to explore whakapapa. The Piece responds to taha hinekaro and serves to ease moments of Āwakawaka using light and sound to bring our Atua close to us in the moments we need them.
