Filipe Tohi

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Ancient Romans Different Patterns

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Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi | Master of the art of lalava (lashing) - Tongan Artist

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Our part of the world revisited

It's a couple of weeks since I visited the seventh Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT7) in Brisbane. I'm not sure why I've delayed blogging about my visit. Laziness maybe? Or possibly the realisation that blogging now seems to be rather unfashionable and I'm no longer sure that what I'm writing about is interesting to others. But then, I've always seen my blog as a personal record as much as it is a communication with others. It's an aide memoire. I use it to remind me of…

A Perfect Circle

Elements Of Design Shape And Form Installation Art Geometric Shapes

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Maka Manutolu by F. Tohi by te_kupenga, via Flickr

The World's Best Photos of filipetohi

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The World's Best Photos of filipetohi

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Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi - Fale Pasifika - University of Auckland - Artists Residency 2013

Tohi - Polynesian concept of va. Geometric shapes refer to the patterns of coconut lava lava lashings used in canoe building

Pan-Pacific Nation

Spaces of Relatedness By Jaimey Hamilton For this exhibition we asked a selection of Pacific Island artists to contemplate ...

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Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi's work

Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi work at Aia Pacific Triennial.

Auckland Art Gallery

Long White Cloud

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Sopolemalama Filipe Tohi: Aotea (White Cloud)

Aotea (White Cloud) combines multiple atmospheric, nautical and geographical associations. It reflects wave patterns, Auckland's volcanic hills, wind and fishing nets. Tohi describes it also as being 'a metaphor for many islands'.