On a remote shore of O‘ahu, Chris Miyashiro surfs not to conquer, but to listen.
Painter, shaper, navigator and filmmaker, he embraces the ancient Hawaiian philosophy of Pono — living in balance with the forces of nature. Through hand-carved Alaia boards made from invasive trees, Chris transforms destruction into connection, movement into meaning.
A poetic journey between land and sea, stillness and motion.
This is not just a surf film — it’s a meditation on harmony.

In the stillness of the Californian desert, under a sky that remembers everything, I followed Kim Dunham ; artist, jeweler, spirit-walker ; through a landscape where time folds and symbols speak.
This series was born from that silence. A visual ritual. A search for meaning in the dust, in the weight of gold, in the absence of noise.