Through the dynamic interplay of triangular forms, Keith Cook delves into the nuanced symbolism of masculinity & femininity.
As a visual artist, he is able to harness the power of geometric shapes to evoke the essence of toi Māori & challenging traditional forms as means to convey a story.

Keith’s mahi is inspired by the dichotomies and harmonies found within whakapapa Māori, architecture and human relationships through the evolving forms of tapatoru

Creating not just visually stunning elements; they are conversations, inviting reflection on the diverse facets of masculinity and femininity 🌿