These free-sanding art panels were initially inspired by shoji screens and doors that I experienced while living in Korea. The form, technique, and content have evolved to be personally mine, but the elements of translucent paper and a sense of understated balance carry through from their Asian origin.

The panels have a different art "statement" on each side, since they were originally built as display pieces for the art shows I participate in. The work is new (in 2007), and as yet untitled. May their form suggest a title to you.

The paper on all art panels is sealed with multiple coats and will not ever stain. They pass our own rigorous splash of red wine test. The substrate of polycarbonate has been chosen for its translucent nature and unbreakable durability.

Panel 1 Side A		Larger photograph (1MB+)		Panel 1 Side B
Panel 2 Side A				Panel 2 Side B
Screen "Gently Dividing Space" Panel 2 Side B Woods: 1/4-sawn Douglas Fir Oregon Walnut 1/4-sawn Red Oak (lattice) Papers: Hemp fiber, Ogura Chine (gray Japanese paper) - backed with styrene Features: Patinaed and textured copper Black polycarbonate "Floating" beach stone suspended 3/4 inche from polycarbonate base (see below) 2' x 2' x 5'8" Features: The paper on all art panels is sealed with multiple coats and will not ever stain. They pass our own rigorous splash of red wine test. The substrate of polycarbonate has been chosen for its translucent nature and unbreakable durability.

He has sold thousands of his items over the past 12 years at art shows and galleries throughout the NorthWest, and now, they are available worldwide.

All of the materials going into these pieces are only the highest quality. When combined with the level of craftmanship which Chuck demands of himself, you can be sure you'll love this item. (more on quality)

Since each item is hand crafted by Terrene Creations, and the materials are all natural, there are slight variations in grain pattern and color.

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