Kerry Lanauze, a dedicated artist hailing from Otago, New Zealand, has devoted her life to the exploration of the scenic landscapes in North Otago, Central Otago, and Dunedin. Currently residing in the picturesque town of Mosgiel, Kerry specializes in acrylic-on-canvas creations, showcasing her profound love for both photo realism and surrealist painting. Her artistic talents extend to various mediums, including carving, jewellery making, paper craft, miniatures, watercolours, cake decorating, and pottery.

While balancing the roles of a devoted mother and wife, Kerry has transitioned into a full-time artist, a significant shift from her previous career in science. Throughout her artistic journey, she has mastered the intricacies of abstract, realist, and surrealist art, dedicating her time to crafting vibrant masterpieces that capture the untouched beauty of the surrounding countryside and its inhabitants.

Perseverance stands as the foundation of Kerry's success. Her unwavering determination is evident in projects such as refurbishing a life-sized paper mâché cow, adorned in vivid hues for Misha Vineyards’ grand opening of The Tasting Room. Moreover, her participation in the Edinburgh Art Awards has earned her exceptional acclaim, with her artworks being swiftly snapped up within minutes of exhibition. Kerry's artistic philosophy challenges conventions, emphasizing the significance of pursuing one's passion and believing in the potential to create something truly extraordinary.