Writing: Herman Pi’ikea Clark
Clark writes at the intersection of design, culture, and Indigenous ways of knowing — exploring how story, place, and ancestral knowledge shape the way we see, teach, and decide.
This space gathers essays, journal articles, and reflections drawn from his practice and scholarship. It is offered as a resource for students, educators, practitioners, and anyone seeking to think more deeply about design, culture, and responsibility.
Recent Essays
Turning the Foundations of Knowledge in Design Education
E Komo Pū ana Mākou / We enter anyway, Contemporary Indigenous Art, Between resistance and risk