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Te Ipu Tangata
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Name |
Raevyn Hohaia |
Iwi |
Ngāti Raukawa |
School |
Riccarton High School |
Year |
13 |
Title |
Te Ipu Tangata |
Media |
200gms satin, photo digital print |
Statement |
This image is an interpretation of my wonderings about how our bodies are a human vessel for our wairua, our whakapapa, and our connection to our ancestors. A vessel that embodies the idea that we are people through other people, and all that they represent in terms of bodies of knowledge and experience. My body is a vessel that connects me to my people; to my past, my present, and my future. |