Pre-Volcano Archive: Hedonisia Hawaii EcoFeminist Community
Though destroyed in the 2018 Kilauea volcano eruption, our model of community living attracted visitors from around the world.
Hedonisia Post-Volcano
We are now an online community based on:
- Lava to Lotus Web Portfolio - creative book and web projects from our pre-volcano community.
- Hedonisia Community Entrepreneur Membership. Access our community and social entrepreneur books.
- Virtual Volunteer. You can volunteer on any of our book or web projects.
- Yin-Yang Gender Healing - A project inspired by our eco-feminist community.
Ecofeminist Warrior Woman Murals at Hedonisia Hawaii
The Warrior Woman murals of Hedonisia Hawaii celebrated a bold, sex-positive vision of ecofeminism rooted in strength, vitality, and embodied power rather than victimhood. Created by international artists over many years, these large-scale murals portrayed women as physically strong, spiritually grounded, environmentally connected, sensually confident, and fiercely autonomous.
These warrior woman murals reflected Hedonisia’s core philosophy: that equality grows through empowerment, not fragility, and that feminine power can be expressed without apology. Guests consistently described the murals as inspiring, liberating, and emotionally resonant for both women and men. Although the artworks were tragically lost beneath lava during the 2018 Kīlauea volcanic eruption, this page preserves their legacy as a visual archive of empowered feminism, artistic resistance, and community-based cultural expression.
