Inspired by Māori whakairo, Fijian masi cloth and Samoan tapa, Kirsty's landscapes are merged with patterning to reflect the history of a site.
Kirsty discovered printmaking while studying spatial design at Massey University. The printing press, along with the diverse processes and techniques of printmaking, opened a world where art, design, and craft converge, allowing her to express herself through drawing, mark-making, pattern design, and more.
Combining these influences with traditional etching techniques, her work often evokes a nostalgic connection to familiar vistas. Her passion lies in conveying historical narratives through contemporary artworks, offering a distinctive perspective on New Zealand’s landscapes while celebrating its rich cultural heritage and deep connection to the land.
Inspired by Māori whakairo, Fijian masi cloth and Samoan tapa, Kirsty's landscapes are merged with patterning to reflect the history of a site.
Kirsty discovered printmaking while studying spatial design at Massey University. The printing press, along with the diverse processes and techniques of printmaking, opened a world where art, design, and craft converge, allowing her to express herself through drawing, mark-making, pattern design, and more.
Combining these influences with traditional etching techniques, her work often evokes a nostalgic connection to familiar vistas. Her passion lies in conveying historical narratives through contemporary artworks, offering a distinctive perspective on New Zealand’s landscapes while celebrating its rich cultural heritage and deep connection to the land.
Inspired by Māori whakairo, Fijian masi cloth and Samoan tapa, Kirsty's landscapes are merged with patterning to reflect the history of a site.
Kirsty discovered printmaking while studying spatial design at Massey University. The printing press, along with the diverse processes and techniques of printmaking, opened a world where art, design, and craft converge, allowing her to express herself through drawing, mark-making, pattern design, and more.
Combining these influences with traditional etching techniques, her work often evokes a nostalgic connection to familiar vistas. Her passion lies in conveying historical narratives through contemporary artworks, offering a distinctive perspective on New Zealand’s landscapes while celebrating its rich cultural heritage and deep connection to the land.
Oakura Beach
$800.00
Nga Motu, Sugar Loaf Islands & Paritutu Rock
From $540.00
Into the Bush, Ponga
$280.00
Around the Bays, WAKA
$280.00
Around the Bays, FLAX
$280.00
Around the Bays, FISH
$280.00
