Nin's Bin

After a couple of months in South East Asia I lived in the ski resort town, Queenstown for a year. On the drive down I spotted 'Nin's Bin' just after sunrise approaching Kaikoura - little did I know it was the first piece of the 'Our Turf' collection.
Kaikoura translates to Eat Crayfish in Maori so it's of little wonder to find this beached caravan has been selling the crustacean here since the 70s. Nin's Bin is one of the few surviving quintessential kiwi landmarks that tells a story about life is a bygone time. These fast vanishing icons are endangered bits of culture as massive 24hr supermarkets with petrol stations attached push out our community enthusiast's. I attempt to share my delight in the ordinary things of New Zealand that are seen but not examined by most of us. My themes are quite romantic and contemplate the passing of time, blending together a mixture of eclectic vintage sensibilities with modern atmospherics.

Each Limited Edition Giclee print is hand signed and numbered by me the artist.
Giclee Prints are on beautifully heavy archival Hahnemühle stock, certified by the Fine Art Guild.

A3 :: 17 x 12" // Limited Edition :: 100

A2 :: 23 x 17" // Limited Edition ::  50

Paper prints are made using lightfast inks to keep your artwork looking as vibrant as the day you first set eyes on it for 100+ years. Remember paper prints that are framed will see it's lifetime double that of one left in it's tube under your bed.