New Zealand sculptor Regan Gentry's artistic practice typically depicts the relationship of people to their environment and how this is acted out. Using a wide range of materials and situations his work is characterised by a playful musing and using of material, language, location and structure. This will be an idea generating presentation for all artists and art enthusiasts. 

The phrases, materials and circumstances Regan employs in his works are chosen for their familiarity and well-established usage in our lives. The interplay of people and place, local history and situational relevance, often inform his conceptual decisions.