Kahuna

Kahuna

Original Sculptural Lighting by Bobby Anderson, RVA246

Kahuna is an island shaman, a guardian figure that seems to weave its own kind of magic into the room.

Built from reclaimed metal and found objects, Kahuna stands with his arms raised and an iron mesh cape draped behind him. His magnetized hands can hold keys and other small metal objects, adding a functional element to the sculpture.

His ceremonial headdress rises above his head like a crown of branches. Inside, a light shines through a lens that projects a shifting, mystical pattern onto the ceiling and surrounding walls.

Details

• Title: Kahuna (L56)
• Artist: Bobby Anderson, RVA246
• Dimensions: 32" H × 13" W × 10" D
• Medium: Reclaimed metal, found objects, and electric lighting
• Features: Poseable head, magnetized hands, illuminated lensed headdress, projected light pattern, iron mesh cape
• Base: Metal base with cord switch
• Edition: Original, one-of-one artwork
• Signature: Signed by the artist

Made to Conjure Harmony

Kahuna brings together sculpture, function, and atmosphere. His raised arms and ceremonial silhouette give him a ritual presence, while the projected light above him turns the surrounding space into part of the work.

His magnetized hands can hold everyday objects, but his real role is more symbolic: part shaman, part guardian, part strange little force of balance.

There is only one Kahuna.