Exposure Graduate Exhibition

Explore work from Master of Fine Arts!

You can see all the projects created by our Master of Fine Arts Students on the Exposure 2023 website (https://exposure2023.massey.ac.nz/).

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Master of Design: Genevieve Rae, Ecosystem: material and maker

Through a multispecies philosophy lens, Genevieve investigates how designers might better integrate their work within Aotearoa ecosystems to create symbiotic relationships. The project explores juxtaposing materials design methods; mycelium based materials, and a practice of weaving in a wild ecosystem. Genevieve offers tools and processes for designers to begin and to continue to make with care and consideration for the inhabitants who share this place with us.

Massey University
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Explore work from Post Graduate of Māori Visual Arts!

We were lucky to have Toioho Ki Āpiti student, Aroha Matchitt-Millar displaying their art at Exposure Exhibition. You can see Aroha's work on the Exposure 2023 website (https://exposure2023.massey.ac.nz/).

Massey University
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Toioho ki Apiti - Bachelor of Maori Visual Arts

Postgraduate Diploma Māori Visual Arts: Aroha Matchitt-Millar, Hōmai ō Taringa kia Ngaua e au (Give me your ears so I may chew on them)

A taonga inherently contains all the knowledge of its creation and, within Te Ao Māori, is acknowledged as having its own life force. Acknowledging Hine-nui-te-pō and Hineahuone as creation atua, these jewellery works explore what happens when taonga are created from something at the end of its life cycle. Does this taonga now contain not only the knowledge of its creation but also the knowledge of its death?

Massey University
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Toioho ki Apiti - Bachelor of Maori Visual Arts