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Black-and-white view of an artist beside a painted surfboard.

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Josh Peterson

Oahu / East Coast

Josh Peterson makes color do more than sit on a surface. Resin tints, sharp pinlines, fabric inlays and abstract pours come from the same hands that shape his boards. An East Coast start at WRV grew into a practice where building and making art are closely tangled. The glassing room gave him a considerable palette.

Resin and fiberglass become his painting materials, with a boardbuilder’s attention to layers, edges and finish carried into the artwork. At SOMOS, that puts him in familiar territory, somewhere between a shaping bay and an art studio. Get close. Follow the color and the places where it breaks loose. There’s a lot happening along those edges.

Black and white photo of a person wearing an Aloha Rhythm T-shirt, using a squeegee tool on a screen printing frame with their reflection visible in the liquid of the frame.
A man wearing a white jacket, maroon shorts, and a dark green cap throws something into the ocean while a brown dog runs into the water at the beach under a clear blue sky.
A bare-chested man with dark hair holding a surfboard under his arm stands on wet sand by the ocean, looking out at the waves with his right arm raised as if shielding his eyes or signaling, with his reflection visible on the sand.
Silhouettes of two people and three motorcycles on a beach at sunset, with the sun low over the ocean and a small thatched shelter on the right.

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