Collaborate

Working Across Culture, Education, and Design

Clark works with organizations, institutions, and communities navigating complexity where culture, values, and responsibility matter.

His engagements support leaders and teams in clarifying purpose, strengthening alignment, and acting with cultural integrity — through creative process, dialogue, and shared inquiry.

Clark welcomes partnership rooted in care, respect, and long-term relationship.

Engagements

Clark works with public, private, and community-based organizations to support culturally grounded projects, initiatives, and strategic moments, where insight, alignment, and ethical action are essential.

Three women are painting a large colorful abstract artwork on a table covered with cardboard. They are using brushes and paint in various colors, and there are paint palettes and markers around them. The room has shelves with pictures and plants, and a window with blinds letting in natural light.
A cozy seating area with a large curved white sofa, multiple small blue tables, and decorative woven vases and drums. The background features a large green Native Hawaiian mural.

Speaking & Workshops

Drawing on decades of experience in Indigenous pedagogy, contemporary cultural creation, and cross-cultural storytelling, Clark offers talks, facilitated conversations, and learning engagements that help leaders and teams see more broadly and think more deeply.

A man with glasses typing on a computer keyboard.

Creative Projects

Selected artworks and design projects are available when aligned with context and purpose — serving as visual anchors that hold story, values, and relationships over time.

IMUA One of Southwest Airline,  with Kanaka Maoli inspired design patterns on its body, flying in a clear sky with a few clouds below - was a collaboration between Herman Pi’ikea Clark and Kurt Osaki of Osaki Creative.