This exhibit is something of a new journey for Joëlle which was inspired by her studies of woodblock printing with Big Island artist Hiroki Morinoue. Now, she has begun to approach the block itself as the final piece of art, carving her image in mahogany, then painting it in oils. The results are new dimensions of texture, richness of color, and design qualities inherent to the technique.


From a finely crafted waterlily to a spacious Upcountry landscape at that special moment when the sun sets and the moon rises simultaneously, Joëlle's new work is visually exciting, and deeply rooted in her intimate connection with the natural world and the spirituality she gleans from it.

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