Capture the essence of a coastal escape with this stunning abstract metal sculpture, featuring sailboats, palm trees, and sand, all delicately arranged on flowing metal lines. Handcrafted from premium copper and coated with a vibrant enamel finish by artisan Paul Harvey, this piece evokes the serene beauty of the beach and the energy of the ocean, bringing a modern and tropical touch to any space.The design combines iconic coastal elements like graceful sailboats, swaying palm trees, and gentle sand dunes, each depicted in an abstract yet recognizable form. The flowing metal lines create a sense of movement, evoking the ocean breeze and the tranquil rhythm of the sea. The horizontal format makes it perfect for display on any wall, whether in a living room, office, or vacation home. The enamel finish ensures vibrant color and lasting durability for years to come.
Meet the Artist:
Paul Harvey is a metal sculptor who has been making welded metal sculptures in the U.S. for over 50 years. His works can be found in private, institutional, municipal and corporate collections world wide. His latest works are torch fired enameled pieces welded together into large wall sculptures. My work is a representation of how I see things past, present and future. My realistic works are snippets of time. My abstracts reflect spacial planes, time, and a depth of field reflected by the creative vastness and limitless imagination our minds grant us, giving us the ability to create. I like taking flat sheets of brass, bronze, copper, brass and steel and by using extreme heat provided by the torch and different types of forming tools I am able to mix and manipulate the materials and force them to become my impression of what I see. The art is the process where I create the image in my mind. The craftsmanship comes in when I take the images I see in my minds eye and by using tools and the heat of the torch I manipulate the metal to a point where the viewer can also gets a glimpse at the feeling I had during the creative process. If all this comes together then the sculpture will evoke the feeling I set out to capture and the viewer will get some of the same feelings.
