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Teoarani Maxwell
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Name |
Teoarani Maxwell |
Iwi |
Ngāi Tai, Ngāti Porou |
School |
Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Horouta Wānanga |
Year |
12 |
Title |
Taonga |
Media |
Photography |
Statement |
My investigation was about looking into the deeper meaning of what taonga is. Is it just an inanimate object? Is it a living entity? Or is it something that we give life to? In my investigation, which resulted in a series of photos, I discovered that taonga has many different meanings, levels of value and worth to different people. It is the taonga that holds and reflects these values of the people that treasure them. My final work is of one of our mokopuna, holding our whānau taonga that reflects my mother’s moko kauae. He Taonga. |