The ask was simple, ‘Kiwi Cul-churr’. Aotearoa is often seen as one of the most peaceful nations in the world, but from the inside we have a tendency to bury hard addressable truths beneath laid-back appearances. The result?

A simple composition with subtle nods to the disparities faced by indigenous Māori: the daily dominion of sovereignty, 48 days of unpaid labor, and the largest protest in NZ history: Hikoi mō Te Tiriti – all buried beneath the comfort of classic kiwi fish and chips

Headline: Toitū Te Tiriti – meaning, Honour the (Māori) Treaty.