Duder Regional Park, “Whakakaiwhara Peninsula”, a place where land and sea meet, & dance in harmony. 
This 40.5cm round acrylic painting captures a lone tree overlooking the Peninsula at Duder Regional Park, East Auckland. Known for its rolling hills, native bush, and sweeping Hauraki Gulf views, the park has deep cultural significance to Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki and was farmed by the Duder family for over a century before becoming a public reserve in 1995. A timeless landscape with a strong sense of place.
This artwork reflects the unique landscape and history of the area, making it a meaningful piece for anyone with a connection to East Auckland or New Zealand’s coastal heritage.