This painting portrays Pili, one of the surfer girls in Ok LIAO’s works. On her arm, a faint scar tells the story of her encounters with the ocean. It is not a mark of weakness, but a reminder of resilience every wound becomes part of her strength.
With her calm gaze and quiet grace, Pili represents courage and beauty that endure beyond the waves. The lei around her neck symbolizes aloha and renewal, while Kupulau meaning “spring” in Hawaiian, speaks of growth and new beginnings.
Pili is part of the storytelling in Ok LIAO’s artistic universe, alongside her companion Kono. Each painting is not only a visual artwork but also a piece of an ongoing narrative about surfing, Hawaiian culture, and the ocean’s lessons.
Title: KUPULAU No. 2
Year: 2025
Type: Original acrylic on stretched canvas
Size: 20P (60.5 × 72.5 × 2 cm / 23.8 × 28.5 × 0.8 in)
The artwork includes high-quality acrylic pigments and oil-based mediums.
The canvas is not waterproof, please avoid humid environments or direct sunlight.
溫馨提醒：本作品為複合材質包含壓克力顏料、油性色鉛筆、麥克筆、與油性蠟筆，因此畫面部分區塊不防水，請妥善展示，積塵請用除塵紙輕拂即可，請展示於室內，避免陽光直射。