Price: NZD530
Medium: stainless steel, screenprinted, magnet
Dimensions: 90x70mm
Date: 2022
Notes:
One of two brooches (the other monochrome) in the Connect series, based on studies of a harakeke fishing net in the Canterbury Museum collection; the knot symbolising one of our myriad brain connections and referring to the drawing together or interweaving of people with support communities. Connect celebrates 'BrainTree' which is establishing a facility to support Cantabrians with neurological conditions.
Further work by this artist
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On the Brink
2024 -
A Spiral of Unknowing
2025 -
Fracture 2 – Precipice #1-#5
2024 -
On the Brink
2025 -
Fracture 2 – Precipice (detail of #1, #6)
2024 -
Fracture – Yakage Honjin, Japan
2024 -
Fracture – Kaju Studio Yataka Yama, Japan
2024 -
Disrupt Trio
2021-2024 -
Fragment 2
2024 -
Disrupt Bk3; #31; #1
2021-2024 -
Fracture Study #10
2024 -
Fracture Study #11
2024 -
Disrupt Sculpture Study #4
2024 -
Disrupt Sculpture Study #2
2024 -
Ukabu
2006 -
Study from Fracture
2024 -
Around Every Circle
2020 -
Study for Pooling Ignorance
2015-16 -
Study for Sculpture Karihi – 2
2005 -
Remarkable 2
2018 -
Remarkable 3
2018 -
Hidden Depths
2009 -
Hard to Swallow
2012 -
Latitude 41º 12.2’S Longitude 173º 19.7’E
1989 -
Mimic
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Connect
2021 -
Study for Sculpture – Gauge
2009