Koki Atcheson

Honolulu

Koki Atcheson (she/her) – Koki is an avid crafter with interests in secondhand textiles, utilizing unwanted or invasive plant materials, and gathering with others to make things by hand. Koki was born in Seattle, Washington and raised there and on Oʻahu. In Koki’s work with Kaulunani, the State of Hawaiʻi’s Urban and Community Forestry Program, she practices art and building relationships with trees and people to create bridges between spreadsheets (her day-to-day work which she sincerely finds riveting!) and ʻāina (that which feeds). Kaulunani Program Website: kaulunani.org