by bugbug • Uploaded: Nov. 27 '09 - Gallerized: Nov. '09
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New Zealand Maori Kapa haka group
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very nice this one, well done :)
ReplyGreat work. And this is coming from a Ngai Tahu descendent if that means anything. Keep it up.
ReplyThank you all. There is meaning. Pounamu (greenstone or jade) is very important to the Ngai Tahu, as is the land and waterways. Pounamu is generally found in the beautiful South Island rivers of New Zealand. Blue represents water, green is pounamu, taupe is the land/mountains.
ReplyI'm quite familiar with Maori art as I spent about 2 years in Wanganui, NZ during my university days. This one has a very edgy, modern approach to it. Very nice, love it!
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Replyi dont understand anything, but i really like it
ReplyThanks ndmgfx. Sorry if it confuses you. I guess if you saw this in context, in terms of the regional art, it might make more sense.
ReplyLooks like the vancouver aquarium logo...**http://www.vanaqua.org/
Replyno it doesn't
Replythat is outstanding! love maori art, love new zealand... awesome!
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