Two ngalyundagi tracks, three toes each fanning out from a long back claw. One pale blush pointing up, the other bright yellow pointing down, the same mark turned a half-turn. The claws cross through the middle, where the colours overlap into a band of deep orange.

made together, shared forever

kia ora, werte,welcome to ursa.nz

ursa.nz is a creative media laboratory and Indigenist research co-operative.

we are multi-disciplinary documentarians, essayists, writers, artists, and coders. we also co-create yarns, interactive installations, reports, field recordings, zines, apps, podcasts, you name it.

we co-create in relation.

we start with a kōrero/yarn and grow something together.

if working with us interests you, please don't hesitate to drop us a line even just to say kia ora.

we recognise Māori as Tangata Whenua of Aotearoa. sovereignty has never been ceded.

we are humbled by the custodianship of Elders past and present.

when we create on Country we engage Custodians with deep respect and gratitude.

we recognise sovereignty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples throughout australia.