Harakeke I (Where's Wally?) | Original Painting native bird a pair of Pīwakawaka (Fantails)

a pair of Pīwakawaka (Fantails) perch on a once-blooming harakeke stem—bringing a quiet moment of stillness to the wild

But look closer

presented as part of Little River Gallery’s exhibition Birds of a Feather

A perfect blend of nature and artistry

enhancing the tranquil atmosphere

Harakeke I (Where's Wally?) | Original Painting native bird a pair of Pīwakawaka (Fantails)Harakeke I (Wheres Wally?) is a vibrant original painting from Kirsty Nixons Flora & Fauna collection, offering a meditative study of one of Aotearoas most iconic native plants. Sculptural blades of Harakeke (New Zealand flax) arc across the canvas in layered greens, their smooth forms catching light and shadow in rhythm. Between the leaves, glimpses of blue sky and fresh grass suggest a perfect summers day. Look closer, and youll spot a quiet