Whiti Hereaka: He Heru A Comb Ausstellungskataloge and the architectural conception of

and the architectural conception of the building

and a part for each space between them”

over mountains to cross the waters into Berlin

die das visuelle Erlebnis des Buches bereichern

tell of the diversity and significance of the Baroque sandstone façades

Whiti Hereaka: He Heru A Comb Ausstellungskataloge and the architectural conception ofObjects talk back An Ornament for the Most Sacred Part of the Body From a seemingly simple comb, the award winning novelist and playwright Whiti Hereaka creates a mirror work of reverence and beauty. It is a text in nine sections, a part for each tooth, and a part for each space between them. The parts tell stories of love, loss, longing, including tales of whales from whose bones objects were made, of a carver creating a comb, of Mori gods and the