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.
The artwork/design is thanks to Hori Te-Ariki-Mataki and Ariki Creative who worked with Ngāi Tūāhuriri to incorporate local flora and fauna and Ōpāwaho (the Heathcote River).
From concept to creation - It all started with a vision: to create a space where flavour, community, and creativity come together. From brainstorming café layouts, custom-designed furniture, visuals and signage, we collaborated to create a hospitality space like no other.
Working alongside Morgan Darlison from Kaitiaki Studios design we created a waka design made from corten steel.
We worked alongside Ariki Creative’s design team to create a layered 3d sign to boost the school identity alongside multiple pou representing the Sacred Heart way.
The Drifters Hotel in the CHCH CBD now boasts a captivating bespoke three-dimensional light bulb signage by us at Art Fetiche.
Dunedin University 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
Featuring carved heads on poles of varying height, the pou were designed in collaboration with Ngāi Tahu carver and artist Fayne Robinson especially for their Woolston Village location
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