The Harvest Briana Jamieson & Gianna Christella Hayes
KAUKAU is pleased to present The Harvest, a group exhibition between Briana Jamieson & Gianna Christella Hayes.
The Harvest is a series of oil paintings by Jamieson and plant dyed fibres (Plantscapes) by Hayes. Hayes’s Plantscapes are hand dyed with medicinal plants and elements, each piece one of a kind and infused with its own intention.
Jamieson’s paintings are inspired by the plants Hayes works with, the qualities of the Plantscapes and moments of connection with plants, shared during the creative process of this series.
Accompanying text by Jane Wallace


Hayes’s Plantscapes are hand dyed with medicinal plants and elements. Jamieson’s paintings are inspired by the plants Hayes works with, the qualities of the Plantscapes and moments of connection with plants shared during the creative process of this series.



Artists
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Gianna Christella Hayes
Gianna Christella Hayes is a multidisciplinary artist currently based on unceded Darug Land in Sydney. She holds a Bachelor of Textile Design & Graphic Design from UNSW Art & Design, Sydney, 2016. Her cross disciplinary practice is manifested as a form of regenerative healing as a means to unlock ancestral traditions as sites of resilience engaging with themes within ethnobotany, ephemerality, sensory languages, and the African Diaspora. Gianna’s hand dyed works incorporate plants that are connected to her lineage and overall plant healing journey. These plantscapes are ancestral imprints, infused with healing properties, histories, traditions and ceremony.
Gianna Christella Hayes
Gianna Christella Hayes is a multidisciplinary artist currently based on unceded Darug Land in Sydney. She holds a Bachelor of Textile Design & Graphic Design from UNSW Art & Design, Sydney, 2016. Her cross disciplinary practice is manifested as a form of regenerative healing as a means to unlock ancestral traditions as sites of resilience engaging with themes within ethnobotany, ephemerality, sensory languages, and the African Diaspora. Gianna’s hand dyed works incorporate plants that are connected to her lineage and overall plant healing journey. These plantscapes are ancestral imprints, infused with healing properties, histories, traditions and ceremony.
Gianna Christella Hayes
Gianna Christella Hayes is a multidisciplinary artist currently based on unceded Darug Land in Sydney. She holds a Bachelor of Textile Design & Graphic Design from UNSW Art & Design, Sydney, 2016. Her cross disciplinary practice is manifested as a form of regenerative healing as a means to unlock ancestral traditions as sites of resilience engaging with themes within ethnobotany, ephemerality, sensory languages, and the African Diaspora. Gianna’s hand dyed works incorporate plants that are connected to her lineage and overall plant healing journey. These plantscapes are ancestral imprints, infused with healing properties, histories, traditions and ceremony.
Gianna Christella Hayes
Gianna Christella Hayes is a multidisciplinary artist currently based on unceded Darug Land in Sydney. She holds a Bachelor of Textile Design & Graphic Design from UNSW Art & Design, Sydney, 2016. Her cross disciplinary practice is manifested as a form of regenerative healing as a means to unlock ancestral traditions as sites of resilience engaging with themes within ethnobotany, ephemerality, sensory languages, and the African Diaspora. Gianna’s hand dyed works incorporate plants that are connected to her lineage and overall plant healing journey. These plantscapes are ancestral imprints, infused with healing properties, histories, traditions and ceremony.
Gianna Christella Hayes
Gianna Christella Hayes is a multidisciplinary artist currently based on unceded Darug Land in Sydney. She holds a Bachelor of Textile Design & Graphic Design from UNSW Art & Design, Sydney, 2016. Her cross disciplinary practice is manifested as a form of regenerative healing as a means to unlock ancestral traditions as sites of resilience engaging with themes within ethnobotany, ephemerality, sensory languages, and the African Diaspora. Gianna’s hand dyed works incorporate plants that are connected to her lineage and overall plant healing journey. These plantscapes are ancestral imprints, infused with healing properties, histories, traditions and ceremony.
Gianna Christella Hayes
Gianna Christella Hayes is a multidisciplinary artist currently based on unceded Darug Land in Sydney. She holds a Bachelor of Textile Design & Graphic Design from UNSW Art & Design, Sydney, 2016. Her cross disciplinary practice is manifested as a form of regenerative healing as a means to unlock ancestral traditions as sites of resilience engaging with themes within ethnobotany, ephemerality, sensory languages, and the African Diaspora. Gianna’s hand dyed works incorporate plants that are connected to her lineage and overall plant healing journey. These plantscapes are ancestral imprints, infused with healing properties, histories, traditions and ceremony.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.
Briana Jamieson
Briana Jamieson is an artist, writer, curator, and publisher based in Wellington. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) from Massey University. Jamieson splits her time between her art practice, writing poetry, organising art and poetry-related events such as co-curating poetry for Welcome to Nowhere, and her role as founding editor of Mineral Press. Jamieson describes her painting and poetry practice to be reciprocally influential on the other, moving from one to the other as they call out.