Lillianhowan - Lillian Howan

the uninhabited Îles Maria, Australes Islands

photo: Francoise Holozet-Howan

Tiare Tahiti

Honored to be included in the Ms Aligned 2 Women’s Literature Anthology

http://elleonliteraryarts.org/b_ms_aligned.php

cover art: Súa Agapé

in the distance the island of Moorea

photo: Lillian Howan

Recycled paper created with paper cranes from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park

The paper cranes honor Sadako Sasaki who was two years old when the atomic bomb was dropped on her home of Hiroshima and twelve when she died of leukemia caused by exposure to radiation.  According to Japanese legend, anyone who folds a thousand origami paper cranes will be granted a wish.  During her lifetime, Sadako began folding paper cranes towards her goal of one thousand and, after her death, her classmates continued folding, completing one thousand paper cranes.

The Library Hotel stairwell

island of Anaa

photo: Francoise Holozet-Howan

Land of Dreams. Mo’orea in the distance.

photo: Bruno Leou-on

Pair of Apsaras

China (Yuan Dynasty)

The National Museum of Asian Art