Wings of Korimako, by Steve Molloy, 2018

Korimako Lane | High Street, Hāwera, New Zealand | Get Directions

Type: Public Art

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Created by Steve Molloy, the sculpture is carved from Brazilian granite and Timaru bluestone, with an anchor stone of Taranaki andesite. This symbolic sculpture represents flight, stability, strength, and the freedom to guide us to the future. ‘You can go anywhere if you have wings, but your roots will still be in Taranaki’. Commissioned by South Taranaki District Council, situated in Campbell Lane.

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