Rake Healing - Sand Artist

21/05/2026

Not meant to last.

11/05/2026

It helps with those pesky Mondays !

06/05/2026

Footprints... how do you not see your footprints you ask? With a bit of planning and strategy usually they aren’t a problem!

I’m Kenrick, a large scale Land Artist. I use a rake to create huge designs in the sand at the beach at low tide!

24/04/2026

“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.”

ANZAC 2026 110 memorial crosses for the 110 men who died.

Thanks to and for putting on this event.

19/02/2026

Why this matters…

Teams don’t burn out because they lack strategy.
They burn out because they lack space.

For a few minutes on the beach, there’s nothing to achieve.
No KPIs. No proving. Just breath.

And something shifts.

Slower breathing.
Lower stress.
Clearer thinking.

We call it team building.
But it starts with the individual.

Calm people make better decisions.
Grounded people build stronger teams.

Sand art is the vehicle.
Mindfulness is the skill.
Connection is the outcome.

28/01/2026

I will be at Ohope Beach Festival .nz this Saturday creating a large logo 10am-12.

Free Public Sand Art lessons at 12:30, 1:30 and 2:30pm. All equipment provided, all ages welcome.

Down past the Kite flying area.

See ya on the Sand 🤙

11/12/2025

Excited to have my first collection of Sand Art Prints at Lume Gallery on Waiheke Island.
You can purchase prints here for Christmas

Kenrick Smith is a New Zealand-based Land Artist known for his large-scale sand art and an evolving body of temporary, nature-based work. What began as a personal practice during the 2020 lockdown—drawing meditative patterns in the sand—has grown into a multidisciplinary exploration of impermane...

28/11/2025

Creating amazing things for on Waiheke Island.

06/11/2025

Had to keep this one secret for a while... but wow, huge for New Zealand Tourism and very happy to be apart of this Sand Art Commission at Piha recently.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/tourism-new-zealand-invests-63m-to-bring-michelin-guide-to-local-restaurants/HLDN2VZE55B2DP3HPHL7NHUI6U/