Showing posts with label Work in Cast Iron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Work in Cast Iron. Show all posts

Friday, 13 January 2012

Kidwelly Castle Proposal

My proposal for Kidwelly 2012 was recently accepted, I am in the process of making the mould for the piece. The exhibition 'Kidwelly 2012' will open in June.

Saturday, 10 December 2011

Cast Iron Quasar

Above: Proposal for the International 'Cast Iron conference at Kidwelly'. 2010.

Above: The finished Piece. Cast Iron. 2m high.

Above: Detail of Patina.

Friday, 25 November 2011

Carnac Man

I have made Carnac Man several times in Cast Iron and Bronze. The piece was inspired by drawings from Carnac in Brittany. In making this piece I exploited the sand moulding process by carving into a blank cope and drag sand box, i.e. I did not model a positive object but carved into a negative sand mould. When I opened the mould I saw the form for the first time. Two limited editions of this piece have been produced.



Tennis Racket to Scissors

Tennis Racket to Scissors. Cast Iron, Tennis Rackets, taylor's scissors. 65cm high.


Celtic Coronas

Cast Iron and Oak. Purchased by the Contemporary Arts Society of Wales.








Detail of Celtic Corona


The Greenhouse

Cast Iron, Cast Iron Cloche, Octagonal wooden base. 90cm high

Shopping for Silicone

On a flight to New Orleans I was reading two separate articles about breast cancer and silicone implants. When I arrived I bought some silicone kitchen bowls and made this simple torso. I then made a sandmould of it and cast it in Iron. The Iron pour did not pour perfectly but I presented it with all its defects. The risers and gates in the mould were left and became a handle for the form, hence the title 'Shopping for Silicone'. The two objects are displayed side by side.








Disarmed

Disarmed. Cast Iron, Wood & Rubber. 90 x 84 x 26cm.

Chaos Dog


Cast Iron. 58cm high.

Cast Iron Barn

Cast Iron, Rusted Iron Flakes. 26 x 73 x 46cm.



Sunday, 16 January 2011

Lobster to Bulb Ammeter

Cast Iron, Bulb Ammeter. 0.5m.



Monday, 29 November 2010

Time Team - Blaenafon

Time Team. The Lost Viaduct.
Series 8, Episode 5. 2001.

Time Team came to Blaenafon in South Wales, to look for the worlds first railway viaduct.
Harvey worked with the team to cast the Time Team logo, and cartwheels in Cast Iron.


Below are some clips of Harvey from the show (excuse the adverts).

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=24m18s

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=28m36s

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=31m13s

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=33m04s

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=37m57s

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=42m15s

http://youtu.be/a3QmmYsvlw4?t=44m28s