Husk No.2Michelle Walton paper sculpture work Michelle is experimenting the potential of paper tessellations and folding techniques to create form, volume and structure into new and evocative wall reliefs. Easy and light to hang from the wall. This series of work is from 'In the Hills' Exhibition, March 26' A joint show with Camille Paloma Walton Materials: Black building paper, enamel paint, Chalk, Charcoal Size: 450x460x250mm Handcrafted in Wellington, New

The Journey of Things by Magdalene Odundo

All harakeke is harvested locally on the North Shore of Auckland

January 2026

Guaiac wood

Moveable Certainty

several internal pockets will keep things in just the right places and the long adjustable strap allows for wearing at whatever length you wish

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make them easier to relate to

It is produced by recycled waste from the Jewellery Industry within Australasia

Issue four surrounds the ideas of memory and how we manifest experience

New Zealand Product care: Occasional cleaning with a lightly damp cloth is all that it requires

Size:(Framed) H270×W212×D50mm