The Pohutukawa Trees I Charlotte Suggate

The Pohutukawa Trees I Charlotte SuggateAcrylic on board 305mm x 305mm The Pohutukawa trees is inspired by the feeling of New Zealand summer time at the beach Tracy Watson is celebrated for her delicate, illustrative landscapes that weave together seasonal colour palettes and simplified forms. Drawing deep inspiration from her surroundingsfrom rural fields dotted with hay bales and huts to lush wildflower meadowsshe crafts original acrylic and mixed media works that feel both intimate and

35mm H x 105mm Diameter

Antler tine (tip) with carved pounamu sprout

Whanganui artist Angela Tier holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with distinction

Framed 560mm x 465mm

all bowls are at least than 70mm high with a minimum lip diameter of 120mm

'These artworks are a representation of my connection to the land

or is easily wall hung

She enjoys experimenting when sculpting with new ideas and themes often evolving from conversations that she has had

spilling out of a white porcelain

Approximatly 95mm H x 85mm Lip diameter

Marc Zuckerman’s pieces translate the beauty and strength of Aotearoa’s extraordinary native trees into elegant

with only one known nesting site in the country — Ōkārito in South Westland