Tim Nguyen | Lacquer painter

Tim Nguyen was born in Vietnam and lives on Oahu, Hawaii.

His oil and lacquer paintings are exhibiting through out Hawaii, Asia, Europe and America.

Tim’s art is collected worldwide and sought after for both his creative expressions reflecting the culture and beauty that surrounds him as well as his sensitivity and mastery of the medium.

Tim Nguyen was always interested in art as a child.

Wislawa Szymborska | I'm working on the world / Progetto un mondo

Progetto un mondo,

nuova edizione, riveduta,

per gli idioti, ché ridano,

per i malinconici, ché piangano,

per i calvi, ché si pettinino,

per i sordi, ché gli parlino.

Robert Lyn Nelson | Let It Be

Sean Yoro | Seaside Murals painter

Sew York-based Hawaiian-born street artist Sean Yoro (a.k.a. Hula) has created a stunning series of street art murals depicting women emerging from the water along the concrete walls of ruined and abandoned structures. At home on the water, he paddles on a surfboard to reach the best locations for his art, even managing to balance his paint cans as well.

Before the NY-based artist unveiled these stunning street art murals on his Instagram, he had already made a name for himself with his beautiful portraits of women painted on canvas and even on old surfboards.

Roy Tabora, 1956 | Symphony of the Sea

Born into a family of painters, Roy Tabora continues the legacy of generations of artists who populate his family tree.

Already an accomplished Realist at the age of twenty, he opted to continue his education, starting at Washington State University, and receiving his degree in fine arts from the University of Hawaii.

He was soon discovered by Hawaii's leading art galleries and has since risen to great renown as one of the finest seascape painters in the world.

The splendor of Hawaii's tropical shores is a constant source of Tabora's inspiration.