PELE AND HIAKA
OIL PAIN WITH PYROGRAPHY ON MANGO WOOD Oil
Two nude female figures are seen on a Hawiian beach. Both figures are set in joyus movement with outstretched arms, enjoying the natural landscape. One figure is seen splashing the other, moving the sea in a powerful and playful upward motion. The second figure is calmer, presenting herself in possible dance allowing the viewer to note the balance the two figures provide. Both figures are seated on an oceanic landscape with an adoring palm and skyline. Digital Print Version.
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