Samoan Weaving HQ

20/03/2026

Touch of the pacific to elevate a bouquet. Tapa and pandanus my love language.

02/03/2026

Quick trip to the motherland for new chapters. Heart overflowing xo. My sister. I see you

08/02/2026

Touch of love.

24/12/2025

15/12/2025

10 plus years is way too long...grateful for gentle nudges

07/12/2025

LOVE OVERFLOW - It's been a minute xo. Some minutes take a year, other moments an instant. Love is that river that flows where it needs to. A gentle nudge with extreme force to follow that joy and be that missing piece that makes the difference.

12/02/2022

"You Already Know" Glasshouse Regional Gallery presents exhibition by 2021 Artist in Residence, Liam Benson.

Straight joy and life today. Thank you xo

09/12/2020

It has been an interesting year. A space where challenges and opportunities exist in the same breath. It has reminded me to just B R E A T H E. Be authentic, honest and just do me and it doesn't have to look a certain way or fit a criteria.

Celebrate yourselves! You are phenomenal. xo

"The pandemic has created an uneasy tension within society. It has challenged the way we work, our financial stability, and questioned what is essential in our lives? When the toilet paper panic buying became global news, people saw our obsession with toilet paper as comical and concerning.

As a weaver, tension is essential; too tight, it becomes rigid, too loose it will fall apart. Weaving a firm foundation creates a flexible structure that can adapt to most situations. Toilet paper as a weaving material is insubstantial on its own, but layered, folded, twisted, plaited, or woven provides more robust. What started as a serious response to Covid-19 became a comical experiment to test toilet paper's integrity as a commodity." Maureen Unasa

Come in and see this work at the gallery. Common Exchange is open until the 6 Jan 2020.

09/11/2019

It's that kind of day

27/10/2019

Personalising gifts is what I love to do.

12/10/2019

Weaving transformation....phenomenal man!!

At the age of six, Sala Tiatia experienced domestic violence for the first time. It was the verbal abuse however, that bought the most darkness to Sala’s int...