Ella Neal, ‘Rangitoto’, 2022, photo courtesy Chanel Duff
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Tan Xuanhao, ‘The fish sculptures’, 2023, photo courtesy Chanel Duff
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Tan Xuanhao, ‘Brushwork’, 2023, photo courtesy Chanel Duff
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Ella Neal, ‘prevailing winds’, 2021, photo courtesy Ella Neal
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Tan Xuanhao, '拆', 2023, photo courtesy Chanel Duff
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Ella Neal ,’homeland’, motherland, 2023, photo courtesy Chanel Duff
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This exhibition presents work by fourth year BFA students Xuanhao Tan and Ella Neal, who explore ideas of family and memory through their own cultural lenses. It is an exploration of Chinese and Pākehā culture, a contrast between East and South and a celebration of their friendship. The works document an exploration of who they are by looking back to where they have come from.
This exhibition presents work by fourth year BFA students Xuanhao Tan and Ella Neal, who explore ideas of family and memory through their own cultural lenses. It is an exploration of Chinese and Pākehā culture, a contrast between East and South and a celebration of their friendship. The works document an exploration of who they are by looking back to where they have come from.
