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統計情報Maui
Acrylic On Canvas- WallArt
- Contemporary Māori Art
2007
120.0 x 200.0 cm
オークランド・アート・ギャラリー・トイ・オ・タマキ
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Maui - Lisa Reihana: A Portrait of Myth and Modernity
Lisa Marie Reihana’s *Maui* is more than just a photograph; it's an immersive experience—a testament to her singular vision as a Māori artist who seamlessly blends traditional storytelling with cutting-edge cinematic techniques. Created in 2007, this monumental print on aluminum captures the essence of Maui, a revered Polynesian deity embodying strength, ingenuity, and connection to the ocean’s primal power. The artwork's ambition lies in its ability to resonate across cultures and eras, prompting contemplation about identity, colonialism, and the enduring legacy of ancestral narratives.- Subject Matter: Reihana’s central focus is Maui—a figure prominent in Māori mythology who famously wrestled with Tangaroa, god of the sea, to bring daylight into the underworld and secure a bountiful harvest for humankind. This depiction isn't merely illustrative; it’s an interrogation of Maui’s heroic archetype within contemporary artistic discourse.
- Style & Technique: The photograph employs a masterful blend of cinematic lighting and meticulous detail—a deliberate nod to Dufour’s 1804 wallpaper *Les Sauvages De La Mer Pacifique*. Reihana utilizes green-screen technology to overlay performers against a backdrop inspired by Dufour's fantastical Tahitian landscape, creating a visually arresting juxtaposition between the past and present. The resin-coated paper mounted on aluminum ensures exceptional color fidelity and textural depth—a hallmark of Reihana’s artistic approach.
- Composition & Perspective: Viewed from below, the photograph elevates Maui’s stature, emphasizing his commanding presence amidst dynamic splashes of water. Diagonal lines created by the surfboard and Maui's body contribute to a sense of movement and dynamism, mirroring the turbulent currents of Māori history and cultural transformation.
- Symbolism & Emotional Impact: *Maui* speaks powerfully to themes of resilience, heritage, and confronting uncomfortable truths about colonial encounters. Reihana’s deliberate use of heroic figures—drawing inspiration from Māori culture—invites viewers to consider questions of belonging and the role of myth in shaping our understanding of identity.
- Historical Context: The artwork's genesis coincided with the Venice Biennale, marking a pivotal moment for Māori art internationally. Reihana’s project, *Emissaries*, explored encounters between Polynesian ancestors and early European explorers—a narrative that continues to inform her artistic practice today.
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Lisa Marie Reihana: A Biography
Early Life and Career
- Born: 1964 in Auckland, New Zealand.
- Lisa Marie Reihana is a multi-disciplinary artist whose career began in the 1990s.
- She quickly established herself as an influential figure within contemporary art and specifically, contemporary Māori art in Aotearoa New Zealand.
- Her early work laid the foundation for her exploration of complex themes relating to identity, history, and cultural representation.
Artistic Development & Style
- Reihana’s practice spans a diverse range of media including film, sculpture, costume, body adornment, text, and photography.
- Key Characteristics: Her style is marked by high production values and a unique blend of traditional Māori aesthetics with contemporary techniques.
- She often employs portraiture as a means to investigate these themes, creating visually striking and conceptually rich artworks.
- Reihana’s work demonstrates a keen attention to the complexities of photographic and cinematic languages.
Notable Works
- digital marae: Exhibited at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery in New Plymouth, New Zealand. This work explores concepts of space, gathering, and cultural exchange.
- mai i te aroha, ko te aroha: Showcased at Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington, New Zealand. It delves into themes of love, loss, and connection.
- in Pursuit of Venus [infected]: A large-scale video installation that represented New Zealand at the 2017 Venice Biennale. This ambitious project reimagines a historical painting and explores colonial narratives from a Pacific perspective.
- Other significant works include Maui and Te Wai Ngunguru - Nomads of the Sea.
Influences & Historical Significance
- Reihana’s work is influenced by Māori traditions, storytelling, and visual culture.
- She draws inspiration from historical archives, colonial documentation, and contemporary social issues.
- Impact: Reihana has significantly impacted the development of contemporary art in New Zealand, challenging conventional perspectives and promoting greater cultural understanding.
- Her representation at the Venice Biennale brought international recognition to Māori art and its unique contribution to global artistic discourse.
Major Achievements & Exhibitions
- Represented New Zealand at the 2017 Venice Biennale with in Pursuit of Venus [infected].
- Exhibited internationally, including at the Royal Academy in London (Oceania exhibition).
- Participated in Pacific Sisters: Fashion Activists at Te Papa Tongarewa.
- Her work is held in prominent collections such as the Christchurch Art Gallery.
lisa marie reihana
1964 - , New Zealand
基本情報
- Birth Date: 1964
- Birth Place: Auckland, New Zealand
- Movement: Contemporary Māori art
- Name: Lisa Marie Reihana
- Nationality: New Zealander
- Notable Works:
- in Pursuit of Venus [infected]
- digital marae
- mai i te aroha, ko te aroha
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