Ko toku aroha (My love), etching, 1989, 20 x 36 cm. Edition of 14.
5 prints are available in red, and black and white. 270 Euros, unframed + P&P.
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2011 | prints, paintings and sculptural objects Activite, Leiderdorp, The Netherlands |
2008 | Threads of the Day Leids Wevershuis, Leiden Museum of Weaving, Leiden, The Netherlands |
2004 | Oceania, Terpkerk, Urmond Terp Church (now used as an art gallery), Urmond, The Netherlands. |
1989 | Diverse Hearts solo show, Centrum 77, Hilversum |
One of the words for an artist in New Zealand Māori is "mahi ā ringa" which means work by hand and this is one of a series of paintings and prints where a female Māori-like ancestral figure's tongue turns into a hand. The tongue, words, turn into hands that are at work. In this work I've focussed on creating a sense of energy/spirit (wairua) in the spaces between the hands as a symbol for spiritual and passionate love.