Santa Fe New Mexico artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled Ghost Corral (2016), forged iron, steel, Amarillo National Bank, Amarillo Museum of Art permanent collection, Art in Public Places
Chasm Fine Art Santa Fe New Mexico artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled Ghost Corral, Art in Public Places, Amarillo National Bank, permanent collection Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, Texas
Ghost Corral sculpture by Charles Waynick, Chasm Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM
Chasm Fine Art Santa Fe New Mexico artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled Ghost Corral II (2018), forged iron, steel
Chasm Fine Art Santa Fe New Mexico artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled Ghost Corral Nine (2018), forged iron, steel
Ghost Corral and Ciphertext sculptures by Charles Waynick, Chasm Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM; exhibited at Amarillo Museum of Art AMoA Biennial Architecture
Ciphertext sculpture by Charles Waynick, Chasm Fine Art, Santa Fe NM; exhibited at Amarillo Museum of Art AMoA Biennial Architecture
Ciphertext sculpture installation (detail) by Charles Waynick, Chasm Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM; exhibited at Amarillo Museum of Art AMOA
Ciphertext sculpture installation by Charles Waynick, Chasm Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM
Chasm Fine Art Santa Fe, NM artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled Semi-Automatic Witch Trap, wood, steel
Chasm Fine Art Santa Fe NM artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled Multi-Layered Shielding System, wood, steel
Chasm Fine Art Santa Fe NM artist Charles Waynick, sculpture entitled La Llorona, wood, steel
Chasm Fine Art artist Charles Waynick Santa Fe NM contact information

Chasm

Fine Art

ESTABLISHED 2001

Located in the heart of the Santa Fe Historic District between Canyon Road and the Santa Fe River, Chasm Fine Art reflects my passions, tastes, and adventures as a sculptor and fine art dealer.

Ghost Corral was created using 324 forged iron U.S. Cavalry corral posts (circa 1875), mounted inverted on nine fabricated steel platforms which can be reconfigured to interact dynamically with any given space. Ghost Corral was acquired in 2018 by the Amarillo Museum of Art (AMoA) in Amarillo, Texas, through the generous support of the Amarillo National Bank, and is currently on exhibit at the ANB Plaza Two in downtown Amarillo.

Ciphertext Nine is the latest in my on-going series of Ciphertext panel installations, created from repurposed home renovation waste. Designed to diffuse light and sound in beautiful and surprising ways, the work is based on unique and original construction processes, yielding a diverse range of aesthetic possibilities which I continue to explore.

My found object assemblage works are friction fit, made without the use of glue, welding, or modern fastening techniques or tools; the pieces are assembled using only my hands, and are held together entirely by potential energy created and stored during the assembly process.

Visits to my studio at 225 Delgado Street in Santa Fe are welcomed by appointment.

Thank you for your interest in my work and passions.

Charles Waynick

All images © Charles Waynick 2016-2021

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