'Lanikūhonua II' Original Woodcut Print (framed) Surf Art Na Pali literally translates to

Na Pali literally translates to ‘many cliffs

In this piece I pay homage to the Big Island surf break

This vista is a common one from the shallows of the shorebreak around the islands here in Hawaii

There is a sense of movement throughout the piece

‘Amplitude’ 1/10

'Lanikūhonua II' Original Woodcut Print (framed) Surf Art Na Pali literally translates toTitle : 'Lanikhonua II In this work, Kean depicts his second take on a coastal scene within Ko Olina, Oahu called Lanikhonua. In the Hawaiian language, it translates to Where Heaven Meets the Earth and is a name given by Kamokila Campbell describing this breathtaking view. Limited edition of 10 original prints. Oil Based Gamblin Black Ink BFK Rives Paper measures 24"x18" Frame measures 29"x23"x1. 5 constructed with Douglas Fir wood, stained and