Artist

These forms explore the feminie form and the possibilities inherent in the natural material of harakeke, (Phormium tenax) or flax.


Untitled	Ki Runga,Ki Raro,Ki Uta,Ki Tai	Raranga Pari o te Hapu	Nga Wahine o Nga Hau e Wha


Raranga Pari o te Pito	From One to Another	Untitled	Kindred Spirits of Weaving Hands

Untitled

Photography: Artist's Collection.
Commercially dyed harakeke, korari stalks, copper binding. Private Collection.
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Ki Runga,Ki Raro,Ki Uta,Ki Tai

Photography: Artist's Collection.
'Ki Runga, Ki Raro, Ki Uta, Ki Tai.' - Above below and across - many shades of meaning
Natural and commercially dyed harakeke. Private Collection.
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Raranga Pari o te Hapu

Photography: Artist's Collection.
'Raranga Pari o te Hapu' - pregnant form Natural harakeke Private Collection.
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Nga Wahine o Nga Hau e Wha

Photography: Artist's Collection
'Nga Wahine o Nga Hau e Wha.' - Women of the Four Winds
Natural and commercially dyed harakeke Private Collection, Adelaide, Australia.
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Raranga Pari o te Pito

Photography: Artist's Collection
'Raranga Pari o te Pito.' - connection through the umbilicus
Natural harakeke. Private Collection.
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From One to Another

Photography: Artist's Collection.
Commercially dyed harakeke. Private Collection.
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Untitled

Photography: Artist's Collection.
Korari stalks bound with copper, commercially dyed harakeke and foils. Private Collection.
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Kindred Spirits of Weaving Hands

Photography: Artist Collection.
Commercially dyed harakeke Private Collection.
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