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climbing up the ladder (fear is real)

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flying off the paper

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origami

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trying out new materials

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first painting i fiddled with on my residency

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life drawings again

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unfinished details

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Colossal paintings

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breaking out of the square

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flowers for you

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black fish

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wrapped in bags

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marking the spots

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my turtle needs a stage

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Me and my art

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Wei lun: Weilun Ha is a Vietnam-born Chinese New Zealander. He holds a master's of architecture degree from the University of Auckland. His art practice is based around his keen interest in eco-friendly issues and contemporary identity in Chinese ink paintings which is continually evolving and not easily reducible to definite categories. His art explores the ideas of personal stories in symbolic objects; diversity in cultural motifs; and gestures of fragility in life philosophies. The work's complex interaction with Chinese porcelain patterns weaves historical references and significant moments behind his objects. His paintings embrace the pulsating energy and richness of different cultures and create an intensity that is covered with interpretation and stories. Ha is a winner in a number of New Zealand art awards, namely the Wallace Arts Vermont Award (2016), Franklin's Art Award (2016 merit for landscape), the Wallace Arts People's Choice Award (2015) and the Estuary Arts Award (2014). This year he is travelled to Vermont, USA to complete a 3-month residency to further develop ink porcelain painting.

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