Original abstract acrylic painting titled Fantasy Fishing by Western Australian artist Harry Lea, depicting a luminous moon low over still night waters.

Full canvas view of the original moonlit ocean artwork Fantasy Fishing by Harry Lea, showing deep blues folding around a central glow.

Fantasy Fishing

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A luminous moon hangs low above still water, its light stretching across the surface in a quiet path of reflection. Deep blues gather and fold inward around the glow, creating a sense of movement that draws the eye toward the centre of the scene.

Two small figures stand near the edge of the moonlit water, almost dreamlike against the vastness around them. The boundary between sea, sky, and imagination softens as reflected light shimmers across the surface beneath the moon.

Fantasy Fishing explores the space between reality and feeling, where mood becomes more important than place. Flowing colour and luminous reflections create an atmosphere of wonder and quiet contemplation, inviting the viewer into a world shaped as much by imagination as by the landscape itself.

Interested in a print of this artwork? Visit our Print Options page to submit an enquiry.

A luminous moon hangs low above still water, its light stretching across the surface in a quiet path of reflection. Deep blues gather and fold inward around the glow, creating a sense of movement that draws the eye toward the centre of the scene.

Two small figures stand near the edge of the moonlit water, almost dreamlike against the vastness around them. The boundary between sea, sky, and imagination softens as reflected light shimmers across the surface beneath the moon.

Fantasy Fishing explores the space between reality and feeling, where mood becomes more important than place. Flowing colour and luminous reflections create an atmosphere of wonder and quiet contemplation, inviting the viewer into a world shaped as much by imagination as by the landscape itself.

Interested in a print of this artwork? Visit our Print Options page to submit an enquiry.

This was painted on a larger canvas and has ended up on a wall you see the moment you walk into the house.

I had a lot of fun with this piece. It’s a bit more abstract than what I usually do, but I enjoyed building up the blues and creating that movement around the light. The figures are simple, almost secondary to the feeling of the water and the glow.

It’s pretty special knowing it’s the first thing people see when they step inside.

Acrylic on stretched canvas 1000mm x 1000mm