Redgie Walker-Small: A Maestro of Tā Moko Artistry

Are you ready to witness the magic of Tā Moko come to life in Dunedin/Ōtepoti? Brace yourself as the renowned Tā Moko artist, Redgie Walker-Small, accompanied by Kai Tā, descends upon the vibrant city from the 16th to 21st of August 2024. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of traditional Māori tattooing like never before!

From Humble Beginnings to Tā Moko Maestro

Redgie Walker-Small's journey as a Tā Moko artist began in 2008, marked by humble beginnings that have now blossomed into a legacy of artistic excellence. With a passion for preserving and sharing the rich cultural heritage of Tā Moko, Redgie embarked on a quest to master the intricate art form, blending tradition with innovation to create awe-inspiring masterpieces.

The Evolution of Redgie's Practice

Over the years, Redgie Walker-Small has honed his craft, pushing the boundaries of Tā Moko artistry and redefining the way we perceive traditional tattoos. With each stroke of his tools, he weaves stories of heritage, identity, and resilience onto the skin of his clients, transforming their bodies into living canvases of cultural expression.

A Glimpse into Redgie's Latest Creation: Wahine Pūhoro

During his time in Dunedin, Redgie Walker-Small unveiled his latest masterpiece: the breathtaking Wahine Pūhoro. This exquisite piece pays homage to the strength and grace of Māori women, embodying the spirit of resilience and empowerment. Through intricate patterns and symbols, Redgie captures the essence of femininity intertwined with cultural significance, creating a work of art that transcends boundaries.

Experience the Artistry Firsthand

If you're eager to adorn your skin with a piece of living history, don't miss the opportunity to get tattooed by Redgie Walker-Small during his visit to Dunedin. Whether you're a seasoned tattoo enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of Tā Moko, his expertise and artistry promise an unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting imprint on both your skin and soul.

Join the Tā Moko Movement

As Redgie Walker-Small and Kai Tā set foot in Dunedin to tattoo Tā Moko once again, it's a chance for Māori art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the beauty and significance of this ancient tradition. Be a part of the cultural renaissance, embrace the art of Tā Moko, and witness firsthand the transformative power of ink and heritage woven together.

Get ready to embark on a journey of cultural exploration and artistic expression with Redgie Walker-Small, the Tā Moko maestro whose passion for traditional tattooing shines through in every stroke of his art. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the convergence of tradition and innovation as Redgie brings the captivating world of Tā Moko to life in Dunedin/Ōtepoti.