Whaturoa | Photographer
He Whaturoa mō Te Ao Māori. Photography, Videography, Drone Work
 
Whakaaturanga | Exhibitions
 
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Tūhononga | Partnerships
 
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Pūnua Pāhō | Podcasts
 
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PūKōrero | Keynote Speaker
 
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He whaturoa mō te ao māori
Ahakoa te kaupapa, inā ko te ao Māori tērā e whakatairangahia ana, ka tautokona e au kia kitea ai tātou: "He Māori e tū Māori nei i tō tātou ao Māori."
It's important to cover all our different kaupapa from a Māori world view and for us to be able to reclaim our storytelling and highlight the beauty and power of our Māori world. Inā he kaupapa tāu hei whakaahua māku, tēnā, whakapā mai! If you have an important event you want captured, get in touch through the "contact" tab.
He Kaupapa Waka
Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, Aotearoa
He Kaupapa Waka is a multi sensory exhibition that brings to life the world of waka tauā (war canoes) waka tangata, waka tētēkura (passenger canoes) and the many people that keep these traditions alive.
Curated and photographed by Te Rawhitiroa Bosch , it brings together the works of Master Canoe Carvers Heemi Eruera and Billy Harrison with Legendary Sonic Artist Tiki Taane and Master Pounamu Carver Joel Marsters and Master Weaver Cori Marsters. It is now on continuing display in the Mana Whenua Gallery of New Zealand's national museum: Te Papa Tongarewa.
 
2022 - 2026
 
He Kaupapa Waka
Wereldmuseum, Leiden, Netherlands
After seeing the exhibition on display at Te Papa, the New Zealand Embassy to the Netherlands alongside the Wereldmuseum in Leiden, Netherlands reached out to display the photography from He Kaupapa Waka in an outdoor exhibition on the grounds of the Wereldmuseum where the Māori Waka Tauā "Te Hono ki Aotearoa" is housed in a continuation and deepening of the relationship between the Dutch and Māori peoples. The exhibition will remain there until early 2026.
 
2025 - 2026
 
 
Ngā whakaaturanga o mua | Past Exhibitions
• Capture the Moment Exhibition | Matariki Art Gallery, Whaingaroa | 2012
• Vodafone World of Difference Exhibition | Auckland 2012
• Matariki Art Market | Auckland Museum, Auckland 2013
• Ngā Aho Tūhonohono Exhibition | Creative Waikato, Hamilton 2015
• Te Manava Vaka Exhibition | Cook Islands National Museum, Rarotonga 2015
• Waekaikapua Exhibition | Creative Waikato, Hamilton 2016
• Polynesian Arts Festival Exhibition | Maison De La Culture, Pape’ete, Tahiti 2016
• Broken Boxes Exhibition | Santa Fe 2017
• Te Puea Marae Manaaki Tangata Exhibition | Te Puea Marae, Auckland 2018
• Te Puea Marae Manaaki Tangata Exhibition | Ngā Tohu o Uenuku, Māngere Arts Centre, Auckland 2018
• Pūkana Exhibition | National Library of New Zealand, Wellington 2020
• Pūkana Exhibition| Aratoi, Masterton 2021
• He Kaupapa Waka Exhibition | Te Kōngahu Museum, Waitangi 2021
• He Kaupapa Waka Exhibition | Wereldmuseum, Leiden, Netherlands 2025
• He Kaupapa Waka Exhibition | Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington 2022 - 2026