サ-モアのうた (Sāmoa no Uta) A Song About Sāmoa - Moana (Pacific) serves as a forewarning against the increasing levels of resource extraction by foreign powers, portrayed in the form of expedition fleets, submarines and underwater mining, that are seeking to affirm their geopolitical dominance across the Moana or the Pacific Ocean by portraying a chaotic environment. The siapo kimonos feature a series of hands piercing through the sky inspired by an ancient lore describing the genesis of the Sāmoan word ‘Pālagi’ – where Sāmoans upon seeing the first Europeans across the horizon, believed they had pierced (‘Pā’) through the sky (‘lagi’). In and among the chaos, however, we see a Pacific double hull canoe using traditional navigation methods sailing across the Pacific Ocean as a symbol of Indigenous resilience and resistence while foreign ships from past and present arriving continuously to compete for domination.