Paraone Luiten-Apirana

Paraone Luiten-Apirana

artist New Zealand

Paraone Luiten-Apirana is a respected Māori artist and carver of the Ngāti Hikairo, Ngāi Tūhoe, and Te Arawa iwi. He is known for his intricate works that often reflect Māori culture and heritage. His recent collaboration with Graham Tipene resulted in a significant kauri carving at the Te Waihorotiu Station, which symbolizes the sea serpent-like creature Horotiu, serving as a guardian for the station.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Paraone Luiten-Apirana created a kauri carving representing a sea serpent-like creature for the station. 7

Potter Kirkwood Jessica Beagelman Patrick Brockie Graham Tipene Anne Gibson
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: City Rail Link: Auckland’s Karanga-a-Hape Station features giant kauri snail, sun, moon artworks

New Zealand New Zealand: Paraone Luiten-Apirana created a kauri carving that represents a sea serpent-like creature, Horotiu. 8

Graham Tipene Brockie Anne Gibson
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: First look inside City Rail Link’s Te Waihorotiu Station: ceiling dangles 4000 golden aluminium rods