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

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.
   

    Writing & podcasts featuring Jasmine Te Hira

    An arm witheringly supports a bracelet made of ice which is shedding drips from it's weighty body

    Looking for Life in a Sea of Loss

    Essay
    By Tara Judah · February 5, 2018

    For CIRCUIT's 2017/18 Summer Reading Series, Tara Judah writes on two works by Jasmine Te Hira, Lost Content (2013), and The Beauty of Invisible Grief (2016).

    Looking for life in a sea of loss: on Jasmine Te Hira
    A naked woman wearing a helmet lies on the carpet in an almost empty room watching a small box tv

    10 Works from NZ Female Artists You Might Have Missed

    Essay
    By CIRCUIT Staff · March 8, 2016

    A collection of ten works by women from CIRCUIT's catalogue.

    10 works from NZ female artists you might have missed

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