There is a specific kind of madness that belongs solely to the Coromandel Peninsula. It is the quiet, stubborn determination to look at a rugged, clear-felled hillside of raw clay and see a thriving native forest.
Saskia Riemersma’s journey is a testament to the power of creativity and following one’s passion. From a young age, Saskia knew she wanted to create…
Driving Creek was the net that caught me after a long period overseas; a nest for getting in touch with my creative voice.
On Saturday, February 7th, Louisa Nicklin is joined by Family Band for a show with a sea view at the Anglican Church Hall in Coromandel Town.
My childhood laid the groundwork for where I’m at as an artist, as I often found myself either drawing, reading or constructing something while dealing with an on again/off again disability.
There is a specific kind of madness that belongs solely to the Coromandel Peninsula. It is the quiet, stubborn determination to look at a rugged, clear-felled hillside of raw clay and see a thriving native forest.
Saskia Riemersma’s journey is a testament to the power of creativity and following one’s passion. From a young age, Saskia knew she wanted to create…
Driving Creek was the net that caught me after a long period overseas; a nest for getting in touch with my creative voice.
On Saturday, February 7th, Louisa Nicklin is joined by Family Band for a show with a sea view at the Anglican Church Hall in Coromandel Town.
My childhood laid the groundwork for where I’m at as an artist, as I often found myself either drawing, reading or constructing something while dealing with an on again/off again disability.
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