Inspired by early 20th century Japanese culture. Kuro meaning black and Aka meaning red. Both these colours have significant meaning in Japanese culture and artesian crafts.

Kuro to Aka

A modern rendition loosely based of a number of oil paintings by C.F Goldie.

Layers of Abstraction

Inspired from travels through colourful Oaxaca in 2017.

Oaxaqueña

Inspired by travels through Punjab and visiting the Harmandir Sahib also known as the golden temple located in the punjabi state capital Amritsar.

Amritsar

Inspired from La Negrita Cantina in Mérida, Mexico.

La Negrita

Inspired by the Triqui people who reside in Oaxaca Mexico. 

Mujer Triqui

A modern rendition of oil painting by C.F Goldie of Maori chieftainess Ahinata Te Rangituatini.

Tumeke Kapi Kapi

Brunswick Doberman

Tui Trio

Haring

Inspired by Barba Presents 2020 Stay Homo Campaign. This peice was created to raise money for the David Williams Fund and support World Aids Day 2020.

Oh Honey

After the devastating Christchurch terrorist attack in 2019. This piece was created to stand against hate. It combines two words from two parts of the world Aroha the word of love in Te Reo and Salaam a salutation meaning peace used in many islamic countries. This piece was donated to Victim Support New Zealand.

Aroha And Salaam

A reference to a byte - in computing 8 bits (the ones and zeros) make one byte. Which is a store of information

COMPUTE 01

A reference to RGB - the color code used by computers to display color through pixels

COMPUTE 10

For COMPUTE referencing 'Random Access Memory' of a computer. Made on a base of discarded denim and card.

For COMPUTE referencing 'Read Only Memory' of a computer. Made on a base of discarded denim and card.

Representing one bit of information in the quantam computing world

Qubit 1

Qubit 2

Blockchain

Hindson Tui

Painted on a base of discarded textiles, cardboard, packaging foam covered with wood filler. This piece is an exploration into the way art as a medium has been used to express collective and individual experiences of humans. As part of a larger body of work exploring intersubjective realities, this piece references the one of the earliest of western art, the cave paintings of Lascaux 

Lascaux 2.0 - A

Painted on a base of discarded textiles, cardboard, packaging foam covered with wood filler. This piece is an exploration into the way art as a medium has been used to express collective and individual experiences of humans. As part of a larger body of work exploring intersubjective realities, this piece references the one of the earliest of western art, the cave paintings of Lascaux Acrylic on recycled materialsCompleted in 202430cm 30cm

Lascaux-2.0 b

Painted on a base of discarded textiles, cardboard, packaging foam covered with wood filler. This piece is an exploration into the way art as a medium has been used to express collective and individual experiences of humans. As part of a larger body of work exploring intersubjective realities, this piece references the one of the earliest of western art, the cave paintings of Lascaux

Lascaux 2.0 - b

The signature piece of ID - while still exploring the concept of the intersection blah blah blah

Originals