Terry Wreford Hann’s recent ‘Where the Harbour Speaks’ series captures the soul of the capital through layered photographic collage — weaving together the city’s waterfront, architecture, public sculptures, weather, and everyday character into evocative contemporary artworks. The series reflects his ability to move beyond simple documentation, instead creating pieces that express the atmosphere, memory, and emotional texture of the city itself.

Alongside this urban body of work, Terry is also widely recognised for The Artful Trout — a distinctive and highly regarded collection celebrating New Zealand’s freshwater species and angling culture through detailed photographic and artistic interpretation. He is also known for creating the iconic New Zealand seafood poster, a work that has become familiar to generations of New Zealanders through its presence in classrooms, homes, boats, and recreational fishing spaces nationwide.

Together, these diverse bodies of work highlight a creative practice grounded in storytelling, a strong sense of place, and a deep connection to both New Zealand’s natural environment and cultural identity.