FIELD NOTES / NZL / Australia and New Zealand
New Zealand
Volcanic mountains & sacred landscape.
START WITH A PLACE
Tongariro National Park
Tongariro’s volcanic mountains hold cultural and religious significance for Māori communities. The park’s landforms belong to a living relationship between people and place as well as a geological record.
Read the source UNESCO World Heritage CentreA CLOSER LOOK
A study in mass and surface.
Study the profile of a volcanic slope through changes of light and weather. Keep the cultural landscape present alongside the physical form.
An editorial observation prompt, grounded in the reference above.
WORKING COLOUR
A palette to begin with.
Five editorial tones for this surface family. Use them as a starting point for a study; they are not measured samples from the site.
Limestone paper#eee7d8oklch(0.929 0.021 85.945)
Warm sediment#c6ad86oklch(0.760 0.060 78.678)
Earth ochre#a36545oklch(0.568 0.092 47.550)
Weathered slate#657d79oklch(0.569 0.029 184.084)
Carbon ink#282b2boklch(0.286 0.004 196.917)