Located at 2050 Main Street, muralist Eric Okdeh’s mural, “Where Work is, There is Life,” features an elderly woman teaching a younger girl to sew a kimono.

“Math majors may grade this work. Poets, just enjoy the curve.” A modern rephrasing of a quote by Leo Tolstoy.

From filtered air to city smog, sonar to traffic noise, this poetic piece paints a vivid portrait of a sailor's emotional homecoming.

Join me on a photo adventure at O'ahu’s Diamond Head, where wind, danger, and a perfectly balanced lens ball led to one unforgettable shot.

This lyrical reflection on free will and inherited thought delves into the silent themes we carry, unknowingly but faithfully.

Born for beauty, built for battle—

One forged in steel, the other in a paddle

A meditative poem capturing the solitude and rhythm of solo kayaking—where direction blurs and the journey folds inward.