Illustration 4

WAIRUA O TE WHENUA

The spirit of the land made visible in the landscape. Light and shadows of swirling mist, volcanic cloud, clouds, hiding and revealing forms in the landscape.

Illustration 5

POU HERENGA

Identity, knowledge, language and voices made visible in the landscape. Symbolic patterns overlaid depict imaginary landscape forms.

Illustration 6

WHENUA MĀORI

Alienation of mana whenua – made visible in the landscape..

Illustration 7

WHAKAREREKĒ TĀONE

Changing environments (growth, climate) of cities, towns, places made visible. The God of Wind appears powerfully with surging seas. The threat at the urban coastal edge is the focus.

Illustration 8

HĪKOI HORANUKU

Walking the landscape. Understanding of place and connection to the land through whakapapa / hīkoi / ancestral knowledge visible in the landscape.

Illustration 9

WHARE PORA

Weaving together. A healthy future for the land by interweaving of mātauranga Maori and western science.

Illustration 10

WHAKAHĀNGAI

Finishing with how ideas change practice and are spread. Symbolised by birds taking flight and seeds being spread.