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Whiro by Madison Redman - Limited Edition Art Print

Sale price$245.00
Limited Edition

‘Whiro’ is based on the Atua, Whiro (Whirotetipua). He is one of the sons of Rangi and Papa, and is often referred to as the Atua of darkness. He has a strong connection to lizards as they are considered his representation on earth. A misunderstood Atua, as he wasn’t considered ‘evil’ in pre-european times, but rather the Atua of transformation. Whiro is the new moon cycle in the maramataka, a time for rest, reflection and new beginnings. 


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Whiro Limited Edition Art Print by Kapowai (Madison Redman)
Whiro by Madison Redman - Limited Edition Art Print Sale price$245.00

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Hineahuone Limited Edition Art Print by Kapowai (Madison Redman)

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Madison Redman

Madison Redman is of Ngāti Kahu Ki Whangaroa and Ngāpuhi descent.

She is a multidisciplinary artist, with a practice including tā moko, painting, raranga (weaving)
and printmaking.

Her work explores themes around pūrākau and Ātua Māori, drawing inspiration from traditional carving, kōwhaiwhai and tukutuku/tāniko. She works from a private studio in Titirangi, Tāmaki Makaurau.