_ko-wai-ko-au-ko-au-ko-wai-i-am-the-water-and-the-water-is-me-short-excerpt-from-the-10-min-single-channel-video-inst.jpg "Ko wai ko au ko au ko wai - I am the water and the water is me - short excerpt from the 10 min single channel video installation from potiki Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 26-Sep-2022
✓ Published: 26-Sep-2022
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An excerpt from “Ko wai ko au, ko au ko wai – I am the water and the water is me”nThis single channel video work by Louise Pōtiki Bryant was commissioned for the Toi is Rongoā Exhibition at Waikato Museum / Te Whare taonga o Waikato. The work explores aspects of ancestress and atua wahine Parawhenuamea, who is associated with silt deposit. nnShe is manifested by the relationship of freshwater emerging from and caressing the earth, in the springs and streams which flow down from the mount
An excerpt from “Ko wai ko au, ko au ko wai – I am the water and the water is me”nThis single channel video work by Louise Pōtiki Bryant was commissioned for the Toi is Rongoā Exhibition at Waikato Museum / Te Whare taonga o Waikato. The work explores aspects of ancestress and atua wahine Parawhenuamea, who is associated with silt deposit. nnShe is manifested by the relationship of freshwater emerging from and caressing the earth, in the springs and streams which flow down from the mount
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