Tupito was born in 1967 in American Samoa. She grew up with Siapo all around her. Both her mother, Marylyn Pritchard Walker and her grandmother, the late Mary Jewett Pritchard, are renowned Siapo artists. Tupito learned Siapo at a young age. As a child she helped her grandmother teach Siapo. Tupito continues to create and teach Siapo in the tradition taught to her by her mother and grandmother.

1985 'Elei
This piece was 3 by 6 feet.

1990 Mamanu
This piece is 4 by 12 inches.

2000 Mamanu
This one foot round was created in 2000.

Tupito Gadalla

2001 Mamanu
This 1 foot by 1 foot piece was created in 2001.

1983 Mamanu
This piece is a one foot square.

1985 Mamanu
This piece was created in 1985 for the South Pacific Arts Festival in Tahiti. It is 3 feet by 6 feet.

2002 Mamanu
This piece is one by three feet and was created in 2002.

2001 Mamanu
This three by six foot banner was created for the Oceanside Museum of Art.

1990 Mamanu
This piece is 4 by 12 inches.

1992 Mamanu
This one foot square piece was done as an end table.

2002 Mamanu
This one foot by two foot piece was created in 2002.

1985 Mamanu
This piece is 2 by 2 feet.

1990 Mamanu
This piece is 4 by 12 inches.

1985 Mamanu
This piece was part of an art exhibit in American Samoa. It is four by six feet. It was one of several that were aquired by former Governor A P Lutali for the govenors residence.

1989 Mamanus
These pieces were created for the LA arts festival.

1989 Mamanu
These three pieces were created for the LA Arts Festival.

1996 Mamanu
This piece was part of the Oceanside Museum Siapo exhibit. It is a three foot round.

1989 Mamanu
This piece is two 1 foot square pieces.

1988 Mamanu
This piece is two by three feet.