Reptilia / Ngārara, Mokomoko, Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira #1 2013.
6 prints, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, each 630 x 430 mm, 1,270 x 1,310 mm (installed).
$20,700 incl GST
Individual images also available.
6 prints, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, each 630 x 430 mm, 1,270 x 1,310 mm (installed).
$20,700 incl GST
Individual images also available.
Asteroidea / Pātangaroa, Otago Museum, Ōtepoti / Dunedin #1 2014.
6 prints, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, each 630 x 430 mm, 1,270 x 1,310 mm (installed).
$20,700 incl GST
Individual images also available
6 prints, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, each 630 x 430 mm, 1,270 x 1,310 mm (installed).
$20,700 incl GST
Individual images also available
Individual images
Edition of 15, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, unmounted
1,000 x 1,500 mm $8,500 incl GST
700 x 1,060 mm $6,000 incl GST
400 x 600 mm $4,600 incl GST
Edition of 15, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, unmounted
1,000 x 1,500 mm $8,500 incl GST
700 x 1,060 mm $6,000 incl GST
400 x 600 mm $4,600 incl GST
Multiple image works
pigment inks on photo rag baryta, unmounted
editions and prices shown in image captions
pigment inks on photo rag baryta, unmounted
editions and prices shown in image captions
Taking its name from the seminal book by Michel Foucault, The Order of Things documents scientific collections in museums. Taxonomy – the science of naming, classifying and describing organisms – gives structure to the series, with each genus presented as a single major work hung en masse in a grid structure as a typology.