Amie Redpath is a contemporary stone artist based at Whangārei Heads in Te Tai Tokerau, Aotearoa New Zealand.

Working across sculpture, functional objects and wearable forms, she carves basalt, andesite, argillite, pounamu and agate. Her material-led practice explores geological time, ecological relationships and the quiet intelligence of natural structures.

Raised in Southland and shaped by years spent working at sea, Redpath draws upon coastal environments, ancestral knowledge and the enduring memory held within stone. Each work is made slowly, allowing the character and resistance of the material to guide the emerging form.

Redpath is of Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Māmoe, Waitaha, Scottish, English and Manx descent.

Her work is held in private collections throughout New Zealand and internationally.

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Awa, Hangar Gallery, 2027

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

Finalist, Perpetual Guardian Small Sculpture Prize, Waiheke Community Gallery, 2025
‘Hāora Tūturu / Perpetual Sponge’

Matariki Group Exhibition, Waiheke Community Gallery, 2025

Selected Artist, R T Sculpture Awards, NZ Art Show, 2025

Sculpture Northland, Whangārei, 2025

Sculpture on the Shore, 2023

Art Salon Exhibition, Fo Guang Yuan Art Gallery, 2022

Sculpture Northland, Quarry Gardens, Whangārei, 2022

Sculpture in the Garden, Whangārei, 2021

Feast, Waiheke Community Art Gallery, 2019

COLLABORATIONS

Lyzadie Design Studio, 2019–present
Stone elements created for Dance of Geometry collection, including candelabra, bookends and sculptural vessels.

Collaborationz, 2021, 2023, 2025
Key Resource Artist / Stone

PUBLICATIONS

NZ House & Garden — Meet the Maker (2026)

Salt — Natasha MacAller (2022)

Hiakai: Modern Māori Cuisine — Monique Fiso (2020)

Cuisine Magazine (2018–2019)

Northern Advocate (2023)

COMMISSIONS

Akoko, London, 2026

Kārearea, private sculpture commission, Taūpo, 2026

Jewellery Commissions, ongoing, 2025–

Osberg Prow Figure, sculpture commission, 2025

Chief of War (2022-3) – traditional Hawaiian tattoo bowls, poi pounders and mortars for screen production

Roots Restaurant, Taste of Auckland VIP Dinner (2016) – commission of 200 hand-carved stone plates

Okeanos Palau – commissioned carved element for a traditional waka hourua

RESTAURANT COMMISSIONS

Redpath's hand-carved stone vessels have been commissioned by leading restaurants and chefs in New Zealand and internationally, including Akoko London, Hiakai, Craggy Range, Mr Morris, Kika, Malo, Kai Waho, The Grove, Tantalus Estate, Roots, Paperbark Sydney, Kika, O'Connell Street Bistro, Meredith's and Clooney. 2016- 2026