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Date Te rā me te wā
27 Feb - 27 Mar, 2025
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Price Utu hoko
Free event
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Location Te wāhi
Studio One Toi Tū
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More info He pārongo atu anō
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This work explores the fleeting nature of life and beauty through the symbolism of butterflies, which represent transformation and the brief moments of human experience. Their life cycle—from caterpillar to chrysalis to vibrant winged creature—metaphorically illustrates personal growth and impermanence. In Japan, butterflies are sacred messengers linked to spiritual beliefs, highlighting reverence for nature. They embody the concept of “wabi-sabi,” celebrating beauty in imperfection and transience. Using origami with recycled wallpaper evokes nostalgia and reflects on personal metamorphosis, reminding us of our deep connection to nature and the ongoing cycle of life.