Monday, 1 August 2016
Taaniko by Fin Dac
Most mornings when I drive past the Mount Maunganui vet centre this painting on the large wall catches my eye...so after getting curious I googled who the artist was. Apparently it was created by an Irish artist named Fin Dac who was here in NZ in January this year, the story that I found says he tapped into the local kiwi culture to make a themed piece called Taaniko. He found a model and created this mural which resembles both woman's strength and the loss of culture/heritage of the Maori people. I personally really like it, what do you think?
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Hmmm. Not sure if I really like it. I find it a bit confronting actually. But it definitely is eye catching!
I think it's excellent. You can't just glance at it, you need to study it to understand the meaning. Beautifully done. Bravo!
While the mural is nice, I thought it was odd that it's painted on a vet wall?
Worth a Thousand Words
I like it.
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