An exhibition of contemporary ceramics by Mori artist Maia Kreisler.
Ka mua, ka muri walking backwards into the future is a powerful Mori concept that acknowledges the past as a guiding force. We move forward with our backs to the future, eyes fixed on what has come before. The works reflect this ideology, drawing strength and insight from memory, tradition, and ancestral wisdom. Black silhouettes evoke timeless human forms, while intricate kowhaiwhai patterns flow across them, symbolising genealogy, continuity, and the ever-present influence of whakapapa. Each line and curve becomes a visual reminder that our future is shaped by the steps and stories of those who walked before us. The choice of materials is always looking to the tradition of ceramics and breaking rules by using silver paint a more contemporary material.
Hours 
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Tue 15 Jul |
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Wed 16 Jul |
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Thu 17 Jul |
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Fri 18 Jul |
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Sat 19 Jul |
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Tue 22 Jul |
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Wed 23 Jul |
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Thu 24 Jul |
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Fri 25 Jul |
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Sat 26 Jul |
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Location 
Craft Victoria
Watson Pl
勛圖厙 3000
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
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