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Journey to Volda – cross media in the fjords

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Posted on August 15, 2017August 15, 2017

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2016 – year of the Turtle!

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Posted on January 21, 2016July 16, 2016

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Words for water

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Posted on August 12, 2014June 20, 2015

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The Silence: Puanga | Bookmaking
The Silence: Puanga | The story of Puanga
Wahine at Wānanga toi
The Silence : Puanga @ Parihaka – Cutting Harakeke
Collaborative first steps: “The Silence: Puanga”

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The past couple of weeks have gone so quickly. The Puanga festival was just amazing - reminding me on every level why I am drawn to this place, its stories and the tangata whenua that love and protect this place - generously sharing their message of peace and aroha. Today the closing ceremony was marked by the extinguishing of the fire in the maara. The children took turns in slowly pouring water on the fire until the fire was put out. It was a gesture focused on the future - when it is time to relight the fire for Puanga the next generation will light the fire. As if to echo this intention of hope, Taranaki showed through the clouds for a few minutes - looking magnificent in a blanket of snow and layers of cloud. I want to write so much more but sleep is calling me... more soon xx

The past couple of weeks have gone so quickly. The Puanga festival was just amazing - reminding me on every level why I am drawn to this place, its stories and the tangata whenua that love and protect this place - generously sharing their message of peace and aroha. Today the closing ceremony was marked by the extinguishing of the fire in the maara. The children took turns in slowly pouring water on the fire until the fire was put out. It was a gesture focused on the future - when it is time to relight the fire for Puanga the next generation will light the fire. As if to echo this intention of hope, Taranaki showed through the clouds for a few minutes - looking magnificent in a blanket of snow and layers of cloud. I want to write so much more but sleep is calling me... more soon xx

Singing songs of love and healing to the river with Kate Genevieve at the Puanga Kai Rau Festival at Parihaka Pa . . . #waters #rivers #puanga #waterlovers #dailygratitude #mindful #photography #artist #phonephotography #video #whenua #awa #aotearoa #naturelover #nature

Maata and her ketes ♡ #weaving #artist #wahine #taranaki #bookbinding #artistbooks #naturelover #dailyinsta #ilovenz

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Billabong Aboriginal Development Corporation

!0 minutes of passion – ScreenSound 2004

Front page Bytetime 2001

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