Jason Tahatika – Featured Artist Issue 6
June 17, 2023
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I have a huge passion for all art
and love, the euphoric energy
that comes from creating art that brings joy to someone.
I have a huge passion for all art
and love, the euphoric energy
that comes from creating art that brings joy to someone.
A major part of my work is to deconstruct the limits of anthropocentrism in surrealism and symbolism as we know it. I also try to question society’s constructions such as the idea of gender.
Meet Emma Evangeline Gustafson, a full-time artist and illustrator based in Whitianga and featured creative of the Coromind’s issue 4. Kia ora! I’m Emma Evangeline Gustafson, a full-time artist and
Meet Peter Augustin, a worldwide renowned Modern Surrealistic painter and featured artist of the Coromind magazine’s March 2023 edition. Hi! I am Peter Augustin. Growing up I loved to read
My name is Hannah Coleman-Smith. I have been creating since I was a little kid, and I have always been drawn to creating art depicting women, especially in nature. Art is important to me because it is one of the first forms of human expression and protestation. I make art because I want a person to feel at home in it and to feel seen. To be able to feel beautiful or to feel as though their cultural identity and hardships have been acknowledged.
I have a huge passion for all art
and love, the euphoric energy
that comes from creating art that brings joy to someone.
A major part of my work is to deconstruct the limits of anthropocentrism in surrealism and symbolism as we know it. I also try to question society’s constructions such as the idea of gender.
Meet Emma Evangeline Gustafson, a full-time artist and illustrator based in Whitianga and featured creative
Meet Peter Augustin, a worldwide renowned Modern Surrealistic painter and featured artist of the Coromind
My name is Hannah Coleman-Smith. I have been creating since I was a little kid, and I have always been drawn to creating art depicting women, especially in nature. Art is important to me because it is one of the first forms of human expression and protestation. I make art because I want a person to feel at home in it and to feel seen. To be able to feel beautiful or to feel as though their cultural identity and hardships have been acknowledged.
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