Medium: Lino and tetrapak print
Year: 2026
Size: A3 Framed
Framing: Professionally framed $129 or unframed $109
Greater Frigate Bird sits within the ongoing series, NZ Flora and Fauna, exploring birds and plant life connected to Aotearoa and the Pacific — species shaped by migration, navigation, environment, and interconnected histories across oceans.
Layered through lino cut, Tetrapak printmaking, and collage, the work combines native flora, geometric pattern, and the frigate bird itself: a species long associated with movement, endurance, and oceanic journey. The layering of materials and imagery reflects the overlapping nature of identity, ancestry, and place.
Created as a quiet acknowledgement of mixed heritage, the work explores the space between cultures and geographies — not as separation, but as connection. The bird becomes both traveller and witness, carrying ideas of navigation, belonging, and the ways histories move across generations and water.
Medium: Lino and tetrapak print
Year: 2026
Size: A3 Framed
Framing: Professionally framed $129 or unframed $109
Greater Frigate Bird sits within the ongoing series, NZ Flora and Fauna, exploring birds and plant life connected to Aotearoa and the Pacific — species shaped by migration, navigation, environment, and interconnected histories across oceans.
Layered through lino cut, Tetrapak printmaking, and collage, the work combines native flora, geometric pattern, and the frigate bird itself: a species long associated with movement, endurance, and oceanic journey. The layering of materials and imagery reflects the overlapping nature of identity, ancestry, and place.
Created as a quiet acknowledgement of mixed heritage, the work explores the space between cultures and geographies — not as separation, but as connection. The bird becomes both traveller and witness, carrying ideas of navigation, belonging, and the ways histories move across generations and water.
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