Art Fetiche’s engagement with the local government sector is expanding. We’ve been granted amazing opportunities to enhance spaces, as managers and developers seek to improve the user experience. We’re excited about the possibility of incorporating more of these projects into our portfolio and the stories we create through our art and installations.
The Punangairi Visitor Experience Centre, a key component of the Dolomite Point re-development in Punakaiki, is now officially open to the public
One of the final construction milestones at the new Stead St pump station is complete, with the installation and blessing of the mahi toi (cultural artwork) adorning the building’s façade.
University of Otago features intricate vapour-blasted patterns on the ground and a captivating lightbox at the entrance.
Tupuārangi in collaboration with Keri Whaitiri & James York - Embedding stories into the Southland Region
Matariki Pou in collaboration with Keri Whaitiri & James York - Embedding stories into the Southland Region
The pou represents the fingers of Mahuika along with Kereru and Kahu telling the story of Maui bringing fire to people.
A recent example of steel fabrication and installation mastery at Lake Mapourika
Standing more than eight metres tall, carved by Ngāi Tahu tohunga whakairo Fayne Robinson and fabricated by Art Fetiche rises the Pou rises from the centre of a takarangi pathway that draws visitors inward, in ever-decreasing circles.
Digitally printed window designs provided by Riki Manuel circle the exterior of the facility alongside vapour blasting concrete walls
165 pre-cast concrete modules assembled on site like giant Lego, with unique artwork depicting the connection of Ngāi Tahu with Milford Sound at Homer Tunnel
Every idea starts somewhere, and is often enhanced by sharing with others. Call us up and lets have a chat!
