art that talks

Me & mackenzie choose pointillism because we thought it would be more challenging and more effective for our design.

In our artwork we have put the three kahikatea trees. The first tree stands for staff  the second tree stands for students and the third one stands for community.

We choose to put the Kahikatea trees because they stand tall,their roots intertwine with each other and they hold each other up even in difficult situations.

The children represent tuakana teina meaning older one teaching the younger one and younger one teaching the older one. We have put different skin coloures on them meaning a mix of different cultures.

The kite stands for rising up to the challenge that every person finds their self stuck in everyday. What I am kind of saying is you have to fail to succeed.

The rubbish bins represent rise because we care for our environment by picking up our own waste and putting it in the correct bin.

 

orange to white

  A seagull turned bright orange after falling into chicken tikka masala curry.

the bird was rescued by workers at the site in Wales. Staff at the hospital used dish liquid to remove the bright orange from the seagull’s feathers. They returned him to its original white color but have not been able to wash away the smell of curry.