The Curtis Wilson Cost Gallery

The point of view of this painting is from a small bridge on the east end of Molokai. This is the kind of scenery you will miss if you're driving by in a car. It goes by faster than you can take it in. On Molokai, it's best to slow way down and match your pace to the rhythm of the island. Otherwise you will miss much of the essence of Molokai. I've always felt a great affinity for Molokai because of its rural and natural beauty and the resident's deep willingness to keep it that way. If ever there was an appropriate use of the phrase "less is more", it applies perfectly to Molokai, if not all the Hawaiian islands. I painted this rendering of Waialua Stream in an homage to the eternal stillness of the east side.