Limahuli Garden
Ha'ena Beach Park
Mt.Makana
Limahuli Garden
Ha'ena Beach Park
Mt.Makana
2005 - 126 x 94 (inch)
Twisting of Fingers and Gifted Rinse to Wash Away
Kaua’i North Shore Sight
This work is located at Limahuli valley and Mt. Makana, north shore of Kaua'i island.
About half mile before the end of the road '560', you will come to Limahuli Stream.
The floor of Limahili, a lush tropical valley bordered by awe-inspiring pinnacles,
remains lined with ancient taro terraces and rare native Hawaiian plants that flourish in Limahuli Garden.
I've heard that Lumiha'i beach near the Limahuli valley is meaning "TWISTING OF FINGERS" in English .
"TWISTING OF FINGERS", view of these mountains in this area reminded
for me the hand gesture of Aloha "Spirit of Love".
And Mt. Makana in the right side of this image is meaning "The Gift" in English.
Many people have been use this stream to rinse off the saltwater after their day
at Ke'e beach or after working at taro terraces.
Taro and cold water, that is the gift from Love. ( Matthew 7:11 )
Solo exhibition "SATOSHI" at American's Fine Art Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ, USA on October 2005.
Solo exhibition at the HEARTLAND, Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan on July 2006.