A heavy thick bracelet made of ice is worn on someones arm as they gently clasp and unclasp a fist
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Jasmine Te Hira

Jasmine Te Hira (Te Rarawa, Ngāpuhi, Atiu, England) is an installation-based and experience-focused practitioner currently working around the boundaries of object, video, atmosphere and constructed space.
   

    Jasmine Te Hira on CIRCUIT · 3 works

    The Beauty of Invisible Grief
    Jasmine Te Hira

    The Beauty of Invisible Grief (2017)

    A necklace pendant made of ice melts slowly on a chest.

    The Beauty of Invisible Grief
    How Long Does it Take for the Light From the Stars to Reach the Ground Below Us
    Jasmine Te Hira

    How Long Does it Take for the Light From the Stars to Reach... (2014)

    This body of work seeks to address the tension that sits ‘within’ and ‘between’ the documentation of sacred spaces.

    How Long Does it Take for the Light From the Stars to Reach the Ground Below Us
    Lost Content
    Jasmine Te Hira

    Lost Content (2013)

    An ice bracelet melts while it is worn.

    Lost Content

    Writing & podcasts featuring Jasmine Te Hira

    CIRCUIT projects featuring Jasmine Te Hira

    The artists hand with a rubber glove on, holds a sculpture of a hand also wearing a rubber glove. They hold the sculpture by a stick are raking sand with it.

    The Past Sure Is Tense

    ScreeningKiriata
    SPARK Festival, Hamilton · August 9, 2015

    A programme of video work that explores how digital technologies have shaped our sense of self.

    The Past Sure Is Tense

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