This is a hand painted landscape of our local island, Rangitoto. The canvas, possibly originating halfway up a Kauri tree, was torn from the walls of a 1890s workers cottage during phase one of the renovation. A while later, an obsession with Rangitoto bubbled up to the surface to bring forth this piece.
In simple, playful tones it stands as a symbol of permanence, local pride, and the perfect form of the hand made.
1 of 1. 1000mm × 180mm. Acrylic on reclaimed hardwood. Hand painted by involved founder, Travers Reynolds
This is a hand painted landscape of our local island, Rangitoto. The canvas, possibly originating halfway up a Kauri tree, was torn from the walls of a 1890s workers cottage during phase one of the renovation. A while later, an obsession with Rangitoto bubbled up to the surface to bring forth this piece.
In simple, playful tones it stands as a symbol of permanence, local pride, and the perfect form of the hand made.
1 of 1. 1000mm × 180mm. Acrylic on reclaimed hardwood. Hand painted by involved founder, Travers Reynolds
