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About Pierre Bouret
Pierre Bouret moved to Kauai in 1970 to pursue his passion for surfing. Once on the island he was captivated by the beauty and the magnificence of the surrounding landscape. He is preserving images of old Kauai, the pristine splendor of now vanishing landscapes. Hawaii's mountains, waterfalls cascading into the ever changing sea, and moments of magical light and shadow have provided an endless source of material for painting en plein air, or on location. Bouret's plein air work is characterized by colorful , light filled canvases which capture extraordinary moments in ordinary life.
Pierre has studied with Saim Caglayan, Camille Przewodek, Ray Roberts, Peggi Kroll, Jeff Horn, Ian Roberts, John Comer and Ken Auster.
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