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A rabbit holding a slate with its scientific name and the year it was introduced. Rabbits were introduced into New Zealand by Europeans for sport, a fur trade and food, they have since become a major agricultural and ecological pest
the Predator-free series
The displacement of our native wildlife, for agriculture and suburban sprawl, means that the need for a home for each of us (animal as well as human) is becoming more intensified. Left unchecked and with enough resources, populations grow to fill a space and if they continue to expand, those resources become depleted, scarce and the lives of the inhabitants come under threat
exhibit
2019 • Works on Paper • (group exhibition)


Rabbit (side) 
Rabbit (front) 
Possum (side) 
Possum (front) 
Weasel (side) 
Weasel (front) 
Stoat (side) 
Stoat (front) 
Rat (front)
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