Pīkari Mai!
Categories
Creative Direction
Client
Kōpū O Te Rangi
Project
Pīkari Mai
Services
Branding Art & Design Direction Web design Stakeholder Manager Cultural Consultancy
Year
2024
What is "Global News"? and who decides?
Pīkari Mai is a browser plug-in that intercepts coverage of King Charles’ coronation and replaces it with Indigenous news from around the world.
No new content. Just a shift in what’s prioritised.
What is "Global News"? and who decides?
Pīkari Mai is a browser plug-in that intercepts coverage of King Charles’ coronation and replaces it with Indigenous news from around the world.
No new content. Just a shift in what’s prioritised.
Designed to sit inside everyday browsing, the intervention is immediate and seamless — replacing dominant narratives in real time, and reframing what feels central.
Grounded in kaupapa that centres Indigenous sovereignty and presence, the work positions these stories as current, global, and ongoing — not peripheral.
Designed to sit inside everyday browsing, the intervention is immediate and seamless — replacing dominant narratives in real time, and reframing what feels central.
Grounded in kaupapa that centres Indigenous sovereignty and presence, the work positions these stories as current, global, and ongoing — not peripheral.
Built in partnership with Colenso BBDO, the project moved from concept to live in five days.
Since launch, the platform has expanded to include 20+ Indigenous and First Nations sources globally — creating a decentralised, evolving network of voices.
A small intervention that changes what people see — and what they come to understand as important.
Kāti rā te pani kākā!
Cut off the toff!
Built in partnership with Colenso BBDO, the project moved from concept to live in five days.
Since launch, the platform has expanded to include 20+ Indigenous and First Nations sources globally — creating a decentralised, evolving network of voices.
A small intervention that changes what people see — and what they come to understand as important.
Kāti rā te pani kākā!
Cut off the toff!
