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Zoë Heine

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Zoë Heine (Pākehā) is a researcher, gardener and sometimes writer. Her master's thesis looked at the connections between gardening and the environmental impact of humanity. She is currently in the early stages of a PhD, at the Centre for Science in Society (VUW), looking at how we tell stories about the rising seas.

Everything By: Zoë Heine

Art06.12.20

Making Like a Forest: An Interview with Xin Cheng and Adam Ben-Dror

How can we grow understanding as well as vegetables? Zoë Heine in conversation with two artists on their works in 'From the Ground Up' at The Dowse.

By Zoë Heine
Read Time: 12 mins

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