For sale
Available art with details and prices in New Zealand dollars
The works above are on consignment and available to buy from
Quay Gallery
Aperture
620mm x 310mm $425
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture
620mm x 310mm $425
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture
620mm x 310mm $425
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture
620mm x 310mm $425
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Aperture was made for my series named 'illusion' which builds on the photographer’s narrative that the lens always lies, always creating optical illusions. The work is grounded in the theory and knowledge of optics, lenses and light alongside my practice of working as a cinematographer.
Epicentrum
410 x 250mm $325
Epicentrum was developed from my wanting to create a work around a six sided threaded bronze machine part. Adding a vertical spring wire to an applied marquetry base with a delicately balanced paua shell adorned disc gives the device a kinetic quality sensitive enough to register Earths’ tremors.
Epicentrum was developed from my wanting to create a work around a six sided threaded bronze machine part. Adding a vertical spring wire to an applied marquetry base with a delicately balanced paua shell adorned disc gives the device a kinetic quality sensitive enough to register Earths’ tremors.
Epicentrum
410 x 250mm $325
Epicentrum was developed from my wanting to create a work around a six sided threaded bronze machine part. Adding a vertical spring wire to an applied marquetry base with a delicately balanced paua shell adorned disc gives the device a kinetic quality sensitive enough to register Earths’ tremors.
Epicentrum was developed from my wanting to create a work around a six sided threaded bronze machine part. Adding a vertical spring wire to an applied marquetry base with a delicately balanced paua shell adorned disc gives the device a kinetic quality sensitive enough to register Earths’ tremors.
Epicentrum
410 x 250mm $325
Epicentrum was developed from my wanting to create a work around a six sided threaded bronze machine part. Adding a vertical spring wire to an applied marquetry base with a delicately balanced paua shell adorned disc gives the device a kinetic quality sensitive enough to register Earths’ tremors.
Epicentrum was developed from my wanting to create a work around a six sided threaded bronze machine part. Adding a vertical spring wire to an applied marquetry base with a delicately balanced paua shell adorned disc gives the device a kinetic quality sensitive enough to register Earths’ tremors.
