Leighton Lam Artwork
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Punahou School Art Gallery - 2025
“Supporting the art gallery is a way to give back to the talented artists who contribute so much to the culture of our community. It’s an honor to be part of an event that not only highlights the incredible skill of local artists, but also raises funds for such a worthy cause." - Leighton Lam
Ehukai Wave Series - 2013
Originally created for sconce light fixtures at the Historic Pipeline House, this Surf series is inspired by the powerful North Shore waves of Pipeline and Backdoor. The copper pieces feature Hawaiian sea birds, or Manu-o-Kū, and are hand-painted by Leighton Lam, with each piece uniquely colored. This first limited edition metal cut series includes four designs, with only 928 made, each accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
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Punahou School Art Gallery - 2012
Leighton submitted seven pieces for the 2012 Punahou Carnival. His pieces reflected the landscapes of the islands and used a variety of mediums from acrylics to copper and resin. Leighton spent some time this winter on the north shore and several of the pieces are inspired from his surfing expeditions and beautiful scenery along the coast.
Punahou School Art Gallery - 2011
Leighton was selected as a feature artist for Punahou Carnival's 2011 Art Gallery. Bringing together a collection of Hawaii's most well known and rising artists, Punahou's annual art gallery is an excellent venue to see and purchase the latest works from Hawaii's talented artisans.
Island Edge - Monstera Leaves Installation - 2010
Island Edge, located at Ala Moana Center, commissioned Leighton to create a custom copper monstera leaf installation with a patina finish. Leighton is pictured at the store’s grand opening with Governor Neil Abercrombie, wearing one of his hand-painted shirts from his custom t-shirt line Painted™, a creative passion he continues to pursue today.
Plaza Club Commissioned Artwork - 2010
The plaza club in Honolulu asked Leighton to do a custom job for their renovations. Seen here are the copper palm leaf panels. Leighton also made 18 Niu copper sconces
Punahou School Commissioned Artwork - 2007
In 2007, Leighton Lam completed three original artworks for the Punahou School President’s home, commissioned by Jim and Maureen Scott. Inspired by the Hala Tree and Taro Leaves, Night Blooming Cereus, and Lily Pond, the pieces reflect the essence of Punahou and were crafted to withstand Hawaii’s climate, becoming lasting additions to the school’s art collection.