Highlights
Kinolau
2015 - Acrylic on unstretched canvas, 50.5x84.5”
Hawai‘i State Foundation On Culture And The Arts Purchase Recognition Award
Juror’s Choice Award, Hawai‘i Nei Art Contest, 2015
Consumer Of Roads
2018 - Watercolor and gouache on Arches 300lb hot press paper, 21x19”
Hawai‘i State Foundation On Culture And The Arts Purchase Recognition Award
Eruption Deconstruction
2017 - Watercolor on Arches 140lb hot press paper, 21x28”
Juror’s Choice Award, Abstract Only Art Contest, 2017
Census
2016 - Working turntable - Acrylic on canvas wrapped over wood panel, 48” diameter
Juror’s Choice Award, Hawai‘i Nei Art Contest, 2016
Census is an interactive piece inspired, in part, by the water-filled calabashes used by the ancient Polynesian navigators.
Painted in acrylic on canvas stretched over a 48” round panel, it is mounted on a functioning turntable and coated with resin. When placed flat, the piece can be turned to any angle simulating an ancient mnemonic tool that might have been used to teach and learn the sky. The piece can also be hung in various orientations on the wall.
For a detailed account of the making of Census, click below.
Study In Black And White - 2017 - Private Collection - First Prize Painting, 2017 Hawai‘i Nei Art Contest - Watercolor and gouache on Arches 300lb hot press paper, 10x19"
‘Oumua, The First Premonition - 2019 - Private Collection - Watercolor and gouache on Arches 300lb hot press paper, 30x23"
The Guardian And The Guide - 2017 - Watercolor and gouache on Arches 156lb hot press paper, 21.5x48"
The End Of The Beginning - 2018 - Private Collection - Watercolor and gouache on Arches 300lb hot press paper, 23x30"
On The Surface - 2018 - Private Collection - Watercolor and gouache on Arches 300lb hot press paper, 21x27.5"
Hawai‘i, Pathway To Illumination - 2002 - Acrylic on panel, 36x80"
Shadow Rising In The Eastern Sky - 2000 - Acrylic on unstretched canvas, 45x82"