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To honour the story of my friend Hineata’s ancestors. Hineata describes her connection to her place, Rawahi ki Manoeka, thus:

”The inter-generational suffering in pain loss and death of my ancestors on the land and her surrounding areas is my primary connection. Her beauty and life my sustaining connection. The hope and fulfilment of prophecies from the dawn of Creation my eternal connection.”

“Rawahi ki Manoeka” translates as “The other side of 1000 acres”

Read more about this piece and Hineata’s perspective in my blog

Description: Felted New Zealand Merino Wool and silk fibres, treated with UV protection

Artwork: 50 x 50 cm

Mounted in white tray frame with split baton for hanging.