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Page 3 Ringa Toi 2018
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Name |
Eruera Houia |
Iwi |
Ngāti Porou |
School |
Lincoln High School |
Year |
12 |
Title |
Patu te Tangata |
Media |
Wood, nylon |
Statement |
I have always been interested in the politics of culture. Especially how Māori culture is used in Pākehā culture. I have always loved to draw and have always believed in the importance of toi whakairo. I have taken the design of my brother’s moko and transposed this to whakairo within an English object – a cricket bat. In this way I am imposing my cultural heritage upon a Pākehā icon. This is an attempt at reversal of the colonialization that has been imposed on Māori. |
