5 - 10k

Acrylic on canvas
40” h x 30” w

"Anaeho'omalu Bay, in one telling of the mo’olelo (story), was named after young princess from Puna who made her way across the island with her sister, Puako. They both settled at the places named after them. This work is part of the Purple Mountain series–a study of the mauka to makai ahapua’a on the Big Island of Hawaii. Anaeho’omalu, or “A Bay” as it is commonly known, inspired this work with the mountain in the distance." - Heidi Buscher

Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
38” h x 40” w

38” h x 46” w

Acrylic, ink, & gold leaf on canvas
40” h x 30” w

Acrylic and gold leaf on canvas
40” h x 30” w

Acrylic, ink, & gold leaf on canvas
32” h x 40” w

Oil on canvas - unframed
32" h x 48" w

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
39" h x 84" w

Currently on display at the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort.

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Please contact for oversized shipping quote.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
39" h x 76" w

Currently on display at the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort.

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Please contact for oversized shipping quote.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
39" h x 108" w

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Please contact for oversized shipping quote.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
39" h x 43" w

Currently on display at the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort.

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
39" h x 84" w

Currently on display at the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort.

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Please contact for oversized shipping quote.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
39" h x 91" w

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Please contact for oversized shipping quote.

Acrylic on canvas - unframed
48" h x 119" w

Can be hung vertically or horizontally.

Please contact for oversized shipping quote.

Oil on canvas in white frame
30" h x 48" w

Cyanea macrostegia is known formerly from Lāna`i but now found only on Maui.   Dark velvet purple-black curved flowers emerge from this rain forest tree.  The nectar of these unusual flowers and the orange berries are food for Hawaiian forest birds.  These palm-like trees with paddle-shaped leaves are evocative of a pre-historic jungle.  The species is now only found in a healthy and diverse rain-forest. Lobelioids are one of the most spectacular examples of island evolution in flowering plants with curved flowers matching the bill of their bird pollinators.  - Melissa Chimera