Night Moves, mural for South Sea Spray, Winton Walls, Invercargill, 2024
A large ruru (native owl) in defense position moves through the night. The silhouette of a farmhouse in the bkg. Brush & acrylic
Kākā in Kirikiriroa, Hamilton City Coincil 2023
A mural split across three buildings featuring two larger than life Kākā birds which are returning to the area after extensive conservation efforts. Kahikatea forests once covered the area and make a silhouetted background. Commissioned by Hamilton Council and managed by BOON
Te Hāwere-a-Maki, Goat Island mural, Department of Conservation, 2022
Native species of the oldest marine reserve in Aotearoa and surrounding area. Produced in consultation with Ngāti Manuhiri and the Department of Conservation.
Photo credit: Images supplied by World Rugby via Getty Images
Dance of Nations, World Rugby, 2022
This 24 metre mural is a celebration of the unifying aspect of women's rugby located on Shortland St, in the heart of Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland's central city.
Twelve figures (symbolic of the teams coming together for the 2022 Women's Rugby World Cup) appear to move along the wall in unison, each posture lightly meeting the one before in a sort of dance. But the movement and postures directly reference the movements commonly found in players of rugby. Figures are larger than life and stylized to emphasise the grace, strength and power of the players. Part of Support Our Sisters: The Art of Rugby - street artwork celebrating the Rugby World Cup.
Out of Water, for Heart of the City & Artweek Auckland 2021. High St, Auckland
Hex, solo exhibition mural, Black & Blue Gallery, 2007. Redfern, Sydney
