Dance on Paper

Judith Kunzlé is experimenting with digital printing techniques and her Limited Edition Prints are hand-signed and numbered. They are high-quality gicleés on canvas, watercolour paper or offset prints with light-fast inks on acid-free paper. They can be orderd online, email the artist for orders.

The Prints feature dancers, seashells, Cook Islands natural history, landscapes from the Cook Isands and elsewhere, and compositions with fruit and veggies.

In the Cook Islands, dance is a very important part of the local Polynesian culture.

Judith's dance mentor in Rarotonga is Jackie Tuara-Newnham.

Judith studies the different dance forms in the South Pacific in Hawai'i, Tahiti, the Marquesas, Easter Island, Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea.

Judith Kunzlé sketches dancers live to study the body language of various dance forms. In dance studios in Europe, the USA and New Zealand she has observed contemporary dance movements.

Judith is involved in conservation and natural history studies of the Cook Islands.
Cats aren't native but great models.

Judith paints the lush tropical landscapes of the Cook Islands, and takes her watercolor gear to New Zealand, China, Fiji, French Polynesia, Argentina.

See Judith's travel logs and sketchbooks of trips to China,Patagonia and South Pacific.

The Painting Expeditions and Sketchbook Therapy are an ideal opportunity for artists to combine drawing and painting with learning about Polynesian culture and natural heritage.

Judith's Art Articles are without jargon. Some of the articles have been published in the Cook Islands News.

Judith Kunzlé was born in Switzerland and lives since 1986 in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.

The artist's studio is at least 50% solar-powered andso is this website.