These works are some of the output from the May 2011 trip to the Kermadec region by myself and eight of New Zealand’s leading artists. This is not a full catalouge so if you can’t find something you have seen please feel free to email me.
You can see more shots in the projects section of the site.
“Crossing Series #1” 2011
Limited edition Triptych of Lambda digital master photographic prints
on Kodak Archival Paper
700 x 465mm each
$2900 nzd framed
“The crossing #1” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
329 x 483mm
$800 nzd framed
“The crossing #2” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
329 x 483mm
$800 nzd framed
“The crossing #3” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
329 x 483mm
$800 nzd framed
“Bells Track #1” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
329 x 483mm
$800 nzd framed
“Bells Track #2” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
307 x 463mm
$700 nzd framed
“The Generator Shed. Raoul Island ” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
307 x 463mm
$700 nzd framed
“Crucible #2” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
307 x 463mm
$700 nzd framed
“Remnents” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print482 x 328mm
$700 nzd framed
“L’Esperence Rock as seen from Auckland” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print
Final prints to be done
$700 nzd framed
“Wedded to Raoul” 2011
Limited edition archival inkjet print 307 x 463mm
$700 nzd framed
In 1875 Tom Bell moved with his family of 7 to live on remote Roaul Island (then Sunday island). The family lived on the island in almost total isolation for 35years. While standing on Denham Bay Beach I was stuck by it’s similarity to my home at Breaker Bay in Wellington. My thoughts turned to my own daughter who is the same age as 12 year old Hettie Bell when she arrived at the island. I was deeply moved by the thought of this young girl who lived in isolation for the best years of her life. What games did she play with her sisters? Did they dream of weddings and a normal life? In this shot my daughter modeled wearing period clothes and holding a ‘bouquet’ of seaweed to represent Hetties ‘marriage to Roaul’. This photo was shot with a homemade lens with glass from my grandfathers 100year old camera on a modern digital camera.
This is not a full catalouge so if you can’t find something you have seen please feel free to email me.
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