Avi's works are a feast of lush colors and bold line, often depicting the Polynesian lifestyle of everyday events. Avi has been calling the Hawaiian Islands home for well over twenty years.  His time in Hawaii and time spent in the rest of Polynesia shape the subject matter of much of his artwork.  Island scenes of fishermen and local life predominate as he crosses many media including paint, pastel, storyboards, ink, ceramics, textiles and even lava sculpture.  His style varies tremendously even within a single medium.  His landscapes are remarkably realistic while his portraits have a more abstract view of the human form.  Regardless of style or medium, there is no denying Avi's tremendous talent.  His work has been exhibited internationally and is very much in demand by private collectors.