Nālamakūikapō is born and raised along the sands of Oneʻula, Oʻahu. As a mahiʻai and storyteller, Nālamakū is concerned with how ʻōiwi practices build long-lasting bio-cultural ecologies. In the face of capitalist-colonialist empire, he believes ʻōiwi practices carry alter(native) futures of abundance.
Available Works
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UMEKE (brown), 2019
Linocut on Paper
26” x 26”
$540 unframed
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HOʻI I KA IWIKUAMOʻO 4, 2019
Linocut, Chine-Colle on Paper
24.5” x 24.5”
$1000 framed
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HOʻI I KA IWIKUAMOʻO, 2019
Linocut, Chine-Colle on Paper
24.5” x 24.5”
$1000 framed
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Moana Nui Akea, 2019
Linocut on Paper
22 pieces, 24.5” x 24.5” each
$6,500 unframed
Available Works
UMEKE (brown), 2019
Linocut on Paper
26” x 26”
$540 unframed
HOʻI I KA IWIKUAMOʻO 4, 2019
Linocut, Chine-Colle on Paper
24.5” x 24.5”
$1000 framed
HOʻI I KA IWIKUAMOʻO, 2019
Linocut, Chine-Colle on Paper
24.5” x 24.5”
$1000 framed
Moana Nui Akea, 2019
Linocut on Paper
22 pieces, 24.5” x 24.5” each
$6,500 unframed