Jack Soren is a multifaceted artist of Native Hawaiian and Māori descent whose work bridges, traditional culture with contemporary expression. Born and raised on Oahu's North Shore, Jack's artistic journey is deeply rooted in his Hawaiian heritage, the island's natural beauty, and his lifelong connection to surfing. Jack's artistic style evolved from his early experiences with graffiti art, blending street art techniques with cultural imagery. His work spans various mediums, from large-scale murals to intricate canvas pieces, often imagery through a modern, indigenous lens.

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