Te Ika a Maui ( Te Reo Version) 

In this enchanting sand art story you will learn How Māui fished up Aotearoa ( NZ) using the sacred jawbone of his ancestor.
Acknowledgements:
Sand Artist: Marcus Winter
Translation: Takurua Tangitu
Pūoro: Jerome Puoro Kavanagh
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⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
0:00 - Māui's brothers leave him on the shoreline
0:39 - Māui hides in the waka in the night
1:25 - Māui springs out while at sea
1:40 - Māui uses blood from his nose as bait
3:09 - Māui uses his might to bring in fish
3:53 - Māui's brothers cut up fish
4:01 - Te Ika A Māui
🖌🖌🖌🖌🖌🖌About Artist- Who is Marcus Winter
Marcus Winter, also known as The Sandman, is a Māori artist ( Ngāpuhi/Te Roroa) from Aotearoa ( NZ) who is known for his intricate sand art creations. Using only sand and light, he creates stunning visual displays that have captivated audiences all over the world.
His mission is to bring people together through the universal language of art, revive indigenous stories and inspire others to find their own creative voice. Whether he is creating a large-scale installation for a festival or a intimate performance for a small group, The Sandman's goal is always the same: to leave his audience moved and uplifted.
"Everybody is creative - it's innate in all of us"
- Marcus Winter