KE KŪKULU ‘ANA I NA KI‘I NO NA MO‘OLELO
Crafting Art and Design from Ancestral Stories
HERMAN PIʻIKEA CLARK:
Native Hawaiian Artist, Designer, Scholar
Herman Piʻikea Clark is a Native Hawaiian artist and designer whose work is deeply rooted in cultural storytelling and ancestral knowledge. His creative practice spans fine art, public murals, and contemporary design, each piece serving as a visual narrative that bridges past and present. Clark’s work is characterized by its integration of Indigenous symbolism and motifs, weaving together the visual languages of Hawai‘i and the broader Pacific. As the co-founder of Pili Pacific, a Honolulu-based brand specializing in heritage-inspired clothing and home furnishings, Clark continues to explore the intersections of art, design, and cultural identity, creating works that honor ancestral connections while engaging contemporary audiences.
PILI PACIFIC:
Where Artistry Meets Cultural Heritage
Pili Pacific is an extension of Herman Piʻikea Clark’s artistic practice, blending his passion for cultural storytelling with contemporary design. Co-founded in Honolulu, the brand offers a curated collection of clothing, home furnishings, and art that brings the rich narratives of Hawai‘i and the broader Pacific to life. Each piece is crafted as a form of wearable art, integrating ancestral motifs and cultural symbols into modern design. Through limited-edition aloha shirts, dresses, and home decor, Pili Pacific embodies Clark’s commitment to celebrating Indigenous heritage while creating connections through art and fashion.