The following forms and images represent Lark's expression of her nearly 14 years in Kona and her love of Hula - largely ancient Hula. She started painting watercolors in 1984 depicting Hawaiian landscapes, glimpses of Hawaiian life, snapshots of what her sensibilities would settle on. In 1990, Lark turned to sculpting, her first love. Her initial pieces were done at the Instituto Allende in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico where she was working on her MFA. Commissions crowded out her own work for a time, but she is again pursuing her heart.

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Hula Sculptures

Kaholo Huki

Lei Maker

Pau Riders

After the Rain