Atarangi Anderson

Ngā mata moana, 2025 Aute, paua, muka, aumoana 1885 x 955

Ngā mata aute, 2025 (installation)

Ngā mata aute, tahi, 2025 & Ngā mata aute, rua, 2025 (detail) Aute, paua, muka 585 × 515

Ngā mata aute - Hine, 2025 Aute, kokō framed in tung oiled pine 470 x 540

Tiki (kākaha), 2025 Aute, pāua, tānekaha 510 x 310

Takarangi (mā), 2025 Aute 330 x 500

Anamata, 2024 Aute, kōkōwai 1200 x 1000

Te Ao Marama, 2024 Aute, pounamu, muka 1200 x 1100

Atarangi Anderson (b.1993) descends from Te Aitanga a Hauiti and Ngāti Hauiti. She holds a Bachelor of Creative Enterprise and a Master of Creative Practice from Unitec. Recent exhibitions include He Wahine, He Aute (Unitec, 2024), Ngā Mata Aute (Grace, 2025), and Hine Whakamauāhua (Laree Payne, 2025).

As a kiriaute practitioner, central to her practice is onamata and anamata as a methodology that centres the concept of non-linear time, encompassing connections between people and trees, and fostering a sense of reciprocity and balance.