Samantha Lissette

Works
  • Samantha Lissette, A Place to Land, 2021
    Samantha Lissette
    A Place to Land, 2021
    Bronze
    5 x 4 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Bee II, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Bee II, 2022
    Bronze
    5 x 3.5 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Beetle, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Beetle, 2022
    Bronze
    5 x 4 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Horn Beetle, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Horn Beetle, 2022
    Bronze
    7 x 6 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Kawakawa, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Kawakawa, 2022
    Bronze
    3 x 8 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Kowhai, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Kowhai, 2022
    Bronze
    11 x 4 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Lemon, 2021
    Samantha Lissette
    Lemon, 2021
    Bronze
    5 x 4 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Little Bird Brown, 2020
    Samantha Lissette
    Little Bird Brown, 2020
    Bronze
    5 x 6 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Little Bird White, 2020
    Samantha Lissette
    Little Bird White, 2020
    Bronze
    5 x 6 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Pea Pod I, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Pea Pod I, 2022
    Bronze
    10 x 2.5 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Pea Pod II, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Pea Pod II, 2022
    Bronze
    10 x 2.5 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Peach, 2021
    Samantha Lissette
    Peach, 2021
    Bronze
    5 x 4 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Pear, 2021
    Samantha Lissette
    Pear, 2021
    Bronze
    5 x 4 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Pieces of Me, 2025
    Samantha Lissette
    Pieces of Me, 2025
    Bronze
    FURTHER EDITIONS AVAILABLE
    15 x 15 x 3 cm
  • Samantha Lissette, Turnip, 2022
    Samantha Lissette
    Turnip, 2022
    Bronze
    11 x 5 cm
Biography

SAMANTHA LISSETTE

b. 1970 Dunedin, New Zealand

 

ACADEMIC:

1998 – 1981    Bachelor of Arts (BA) Philosophy, University of Auckland.

 

Samantha Lissette exhibits regularly throughout New Zealand and internationally and her work is in public and private collections in New Zealand and China.

 

Lissette is a member of the New Zealand Medal Group (MANZ) and exhibits regularly with FIDEM International Medal Makers Congress.

 

Lissette has received public and corporate commissions for her work, most notably for Auckland City Council to Guanghou, China;  Auckland Botanic Gardens and Auckland University. Her most recent public commission is the Little Blue Penguin Project at Campbells Bay Beach on Auckland’s North Shore. 

 

Lissette works extensively in all scales of the bronze medium, from the monument to the miniature.

Her work is primarily focused on abstraction, exploring  the relationship between ‘designed’ elements in the natural world and man’s adaptation of them – merging organic and constructed ideas, exposing an innate link between the two.  

 

There is a strong narrative quality to her sculpture, questioning aspects of the human condition; often employing humour or irony, bringing a sense of playfulness and delicacy to a medium that is traditionally associated with weight and substance.

 

Lissette has been exhibiting in ARTIS Gallery since 2017.

Exhibitions