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The “White Ginger in Sunlight VI” is an 8x8 original oil painting on wood panel by Hawai‘i-based artist Terry Field. With luminous brushwork and vibrant color, this piece captures the delicate beauty of white ginger blossoms bathed in natural sunlight. Compact yet radiant, it’s a jewel-like painting that brings warmth, light, and the essence of Hawai‘i into any space.
Terry Field has been immersed in the beauty of Hawai‘i for more than three decades, finding endless inspiration in the islands’ florals, seascapes, and shells. Originally from Los Angeles, she moved to Hawai‘i after completing her studies, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art and a Master’s in Education.
Her work reflects the seamless symphony of nature she experiences daily, blending technical mastery with expressive brushwork. Through her paintings, Terry seeks to capture fleeting moments of light and color while honoring Hawai‘i’s natural rhythms. In addition to creating her own works, she shares her passion for art through Art House Hawai‘i, a creative sanctuary she founded in Kona.
This original oil painting highlights the ethereal quality of white ginger blossoms, their petals illuminated against subtle shadows and glowing with life. Painted on an 8x8 wood panel, it balances intimacy and intensity—small in size but rich with movement and vibrancy. The piece celebrates both the fleeting beauty of flowers and the enduring radiance of sunlight in Hawai‘i.
Collectors of Hawaiian fine art
A unique and meaningful gift
Adding a luminous accent to small spaces, desks, or gallery walls
Pairing with other Terry Field floral paintings for a cohesive display
Artist: Terry Field
Title: White Ginger in Sunlight VI
Medium: Original oil on wood panel
Size: 8x8 inches
Style: Contemporary floral, one-of-a-kind
Made in Hawai‘i
“White Ginger in Sunlight VI” by Terry Field is more than a painting—it’s a radiant expression of Hawai‘i’s natural beauty, distilled into a compact work of art that glows with light, color, and aloha.