“Through this juxtaposition I invite viewers to question their place in the world and the marks they leave on the landscape."
Hamish is an award-winning printmaker and painter. He recently returned home to Aotearoa NZ after 14 years living in London. Hamish’s repertoire spans conceptual abstracts to figurative landscapes and seascapes, with a deep love of nature and his surroundings anchoring his creative vision. Through painting, printmaking, mixed media, and digital manipulation, he skilfully blends traditional and modern techniques to craft works that offer fresh perspectives and evoke the natural world.
Training as a graphic designer in Wellington, Hamish spent over 25 years working for a number of top design and advertising agencies in both NZ and London.
Beginning his training as a traditional (pre-digital) graphic designer in the late 80’s and evolving his design skills and abilities through the digital era, he is now in a position of having the skills to manipulate his chosen medium in either traditional or new media, or both.
He is now a full-time artist, but his design background is still apparent in the artwork he creates. Hamish has exhibited in galleries around the world. His art is held in public collections (Te Papa Museum of New Zealand), and private collections internationally including the UK, Europe, USA, South Africa, and Australasia. He is currently represented by galleries in London, and throughout New Zealand.
“Through this juxtaposition I invite viewers to question their place in the world and the marks they leave on the landscape."
Hamish is an award-winning printmaker and painter. He recently returned home to Aotearoa NZ after 14 years living in London. Hamish’s repertoire spans conceptual abstracts to figurative landscapes and seascapes, with a deep love of nature and his surroundings anchoring his creative vision. Through painting, printmaking, mixed media, and digital manipulation, he skilfully blends traditional and modern techniques to craft works that offer fresh perspectives and evoke the natural world.
Training as a graphic designer in Wellington, Hamish spent over 25 years working for a number of top design and advertising agencies in both NZ and London.
Beginning his training as a traditional (pre-digital) graphic designer in the late 80’s and evolving his design skills and abilities through the digital era, he is now in a position of having the skills to manipulate his chosen medium in either traditional or new media, or both.
He is now a full-time artist, but his design background is still apparent in the artwork he creates. Hamish has exhibited in galleries around the world. His art is held in public collections (Te Papa Museum of New Zealand), and private collections internationally including the UK, Europe, USA, South Africa, and Australasia. He is currently represented by galleries in London, and throughout New Zealand.
“Through this juxtaposition I invite viewers to question their place in the world and the marks they leave on the landscape."
Hamish is an award-winning printmaker and painter. He recently returned home to Aotearoa NZ after 14 years living in London. Hamish’s repertoire spans conceptual abstracts to figurative landscapes and seascapes, with a deep love of nature and his surroundings anchoring his creative vision. Through painting, printmaking, mixed media, and digital manipulation, he skilfully blends traditional and modern techniques to craft works that offer fresh perspectives and evoke the natural world.
Training as a graphic designer in Wellington, Hamish spent over 25 years working for a number of top design and advertising agencies in both NZ and London.
Beginning his training as a traditional (pre-digital) graphic designer in the late 80’s and evolving his design skills and abilities through the digital era, he is now in a position of having the skills to manipulate his chosen medium in either traditional or new media, or both.
He is now a full-time artist, but his design background is still apparent in the artwork he creates. Hamish has exhibited in galleries around the world. His art is held in public collections (Te Papa Museum of New Zealand), and private collections internationally including the UK, Europe, USA, South Africa, and Australasia. He is currently represented by galleries in London, and throughout New Zealand.
An expression of energy + movement
"These pieces are inspired by the Creation story from Māori mythology, which I became interested in while researching for a painting I was creating for a 2022 Matariki exhibition."
"This series currently has two branches; Creation and
Storm."
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