About my art

15% of all proceeds are donated to educational nonprofits supporting the people of Hawaiʻi.

Proceeds are divided evenly between: Puahi Foundation, ‘Ohana Kilo Hōkū, and PUEO.

I like programming, photography, and drawing, and sometimes something comes out well enough that I want to share!

I view art as a way to play with technology - whether that’s stickers as a toddler, or cameras, programs, and AI as an adult.

Math and physics are a way to rejoice in the complexity of nature. For instance, the banner at the top of this page is the result of an equation I derived. These kinds of abstract truths are what I find most beautiful, along with the natural world itself and its landscapes and ecosystems.

You might have noticed something wrong with one of the images on this page. No, I’m not talking about my smile or headband - those are very real. But the painting in the photo of me under a rainbow doesn’t actually exist.

In the real photo my arm is outstretched with my palm facing the camera, and I’m holding nothing. There’s not even a canvas there. I used Stable Diffusion to draw a canvas over the original image, which had a drop of water on the camera lens where I inserted the painting.