![A banner with 10 smaller images on it that are mirrored blots on paper.](https://www.tepapa.govt.nz/sites/default/files/styles/hero_image_1800x900/public/black_strip_hero.jpg?itok=B1SZOz9f "<p>Vivian Lynn,&nbsp;<em><a href="https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/1514328">Your mental set,</a> </em>2007,&nbsp;works on paper.&nbsp;Acquired 2016. Te Papa (2016-0025-3/A-J to J-J)</p>")
Ka whakamahi ngā ringatoi nei i ngā āhuahanga hei tirotiro i te tikanga o ētahi kōwhaiwhai, rauemi, nekehanga hoki. I konei nā, ko te tukanga hanganga me te kimi āhuahanga tētahi huarahi ki te tuku me te waihanga i ngā kōrero.
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The artists use abstract forms to examine the many meanings of patterns, materials, and movements. Here, the process of forming and finding shape is a way to explore how stories are created and remembered.
Header image: Crop of Vivian Lynn, Your mental set, 2007, works on paper. Acquired 2016. Te Papa (2016-0025-3/A-J to J-J)