Portfolio | Fa'atasiga Artwork

"HIBISCUS"

16x20 - Acrylic Painting

Past Exhibits Showcased:

"HELECONIA"

24x36 - Acrylic Painting

Past Exhibits Showcased:

"SAMOAN DELICACY: PALUSAMI"

18x24 - Acrylic Painting

Past Exhibits Showcased:

"LE PASEFIKA"

9x12 – Watercolor Painting

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"KALO"

11x15 – Colored Pencils & Ink

Past Exhibit Showcase

"Colors of Anthurium"

11x15 – Acrylic Painting

COMMISION ARTWORK

Dedicated to the Honey family, Lati and Vai Honey.
Inspired by their beloved home in Hawai‘i, this piece is surrounded by the vibrant beauty of anthurium flowers—radiant reds, soft whites, gentle pinks, and subtle touches of green. Hawai‘i, often celebrated as the “Anthurium Capital of the World,” is where these blooms flourish, just like the warmth and love that fill their home.

"I AM FLOURISHING"

18x24 – Acrylic Painting

Exhibit Showcase

"LEIGAGA'S HIBISCUS"

18x24 – Acrylic Painting

COMMISION ARTWORK

Dedicated to my beautiful grandmother, Leigaga.
This piece honors the cherished bond she shared with our neighbor, lovingly called Tutu (Hawaiian for grandmother). Between our family land and Tutu’s home stood a white hibiscus bush—a living symbol of their friendship. It was there, beneath its blossoms, that Grandma Leigaga and Tutu would meet, exchange stories, and nurture a connection as timeless as the flowers themselves.

"SIVA AFI"

18x24 – Acrylic Painting

COMMISION ARTWORK

Dedicated to Tavita.
A master of siva afi (fire dance), he has shared this powerful art across Samoa, Hawai‘i, and throughout the islands of the South Pacific. More than a performer, Tavita is a teacher and culture bearer—passing down not just the movement of fire, but the stories, discipline, and spirit of the tradition. His legacy shines as brightly as the flames he dances with, igniting pride and inspiration in every community he touches.

"TAUPOU"

18x24 – Acrylic Painting

COMMISION ARTWORK

Dedicated to Tabitha and Leone.
As the taupou—the daughter of a High Chief—she embodies the pride of her family and village. Performing the Taualuga, her graceful movements bring the celebration to its close, honoring the guests with dignity, beauty, and tradition. Her dance is not just entertainment, but a living symbol of heritage, respect, and cultural pride.