Rod Cunliffe:
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Having studied art and architecture in the UK, I have always had an interest in form and creating things with beautiful lines and proportions.
Since 2008, I have been a member of the Firebirds Northland Potters. |
Throwing ceramic forms and developing my own glazes continues to be a challenging and exciting journey for me.
I am also part of ColaboratioNZ (sic) working with international artists of varied disciplines.
I enjoy working in metal and the freedom it allows. The best way to describe my 3m high kotuku (white heron) sculptures is that they shimmer in the wind.
My creations seem to have an eclectic and burgeoning appeal, and can be found in Auckland, Germany, England and even Alaska. My wish is to inspire.
I am also part of ColaboratioNZ (sic) working with international artists of varied disciplines.
I enjoy working in metal and the freedom it allows. The best way to describe my 3m high kotuku (white heron) sculptures is that they shimmer in the wind.
My creations seem to have an eclectic and burgeoning appeal, and can be found in Auckland, Germany, England and even Alaska. My wish is to inspire.
