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Makai

Big Island called. Ahonui. She would not let me go, nor I, her. I acquiesced.

She astonishes with every dawn, day, sunset and moon. Minutes are magic. The synchronicity of her golden light and starry night inspires my search for the founding forces of our planet and its life. Oceanic forces meet volcanic energy. Her skies my reminder that life, like light, is ephemeral.

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Oceana

Inspired by a conversation with my then five-year-old daughter.

We stood admiring the ocean's beauty at the glistening shallow inlet at Kukio where the young children play. Sofia asked, "Is it a girl or a boy?" I asked what she thought and she replied: "Both — a girl when it's shallow, playful and sparkling near the shore, and a boy when it gets deeper and the waves get scary."

Elevation I (Makai 3)
Elevation I (Makai 3)
acrylic on canvas
Elevation II (Makai 4)
Elevation II (Makai 4)
acrylic on canvas
Makai 0
Makai 0
acrylic on canvas
Makai 6
Makai 6
acrylic on canvas
Makai 7
Makai 7
acrylic on canvas
Makai 8
Makai 8
acrylic on canvas
Makai 16
Makai 16
acrylic on canvas
Meditation 17
Meditation 17
acrylic on canvas
Makai 18
Makai 18
acrylic on canvas
Makai 21
Makai 21
acrylic on canvas
Makai 22
Makai 22
acrylic on canvas
Makai 25
Makai 25
acrylic on canvas
Makai 48
Makai 48
acrylic on canvas
Makai 59
Makai 59
acrylic on canvas
Makai 66
Makai 66
acrylic on canvas
Makai 69
Makai 69
acrylic on canvas
Makai 72
Makai 72
acrylic on canvas
Oceana II (Makai 92)
Oceana II (Makai 92)
acrylic on canvas
Oceana III (Makai 93)
Oceana III (Makai 93)
acrylic on canvas
Makai II
Makai II
acrylic on canvas
Makai X
Makai X
acrylic on canvas
Oceana
Oceana
acrylic on canvas
Oceana IV
Oceana IV
acrylic on canvas
Oceana V
Oceana V
acrylic on canvas
Reflections
Reflections
acrylic on canvas

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