The art of turning multimedia into magnificent
Paul Saviskas
Paul has always been drawn to nature and wildlife, science and history, discovering both inspiration and tranquility in the gentle balance of life in all its forms. His art has evolved from mastering the skill of transforming a flat sheet of stainless steel — hammered and twisted to create a static image — to concrete, mosaic and other media. Molded by the imagination into a vivid narrative, whether it be the wispy bamboo dancing in the wind or the gentle sea turtle playing in the surf.
Paul Saviskas
Paul has always been drawn to nature and wildlife, science and history, discovering both inspiration and tranquility in the gentle balance of life in all its forms. His art has evolved from mastering the skill of transforming a flat sheet of stainless steel — hammered and twisted to create a static image — to concrete, mosaic and other media. Molded by the imagination into a vivid narrative, whether it be the wispy bamboo dancing in the wind or the gentle sea turtle playing in the surf.
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Paul Saviskas continually strives to expand his creative efforts, fully capturing novel and unique perspectives, while drawing inspiration as he immerses himself in different cultures and environments. He also collaborates with students and teachers in using sculpture as a format for retelling narrative and expository text. For two years, Paul participated in the “Artists as Educators” workshop, presented by the Kennedy Center for the Arts, in conjunction with the Hawaii State Foundation for Culture and Art and the Hawaii Department of Education, leading to the inspiration for his books, “Stargazer: The Sculpture in A Story” and “The Sculpture in Stories.”
