Charles Haynes
Contemporary Sculptor
Charles Haynes creates work grounded in personal observation and lived experience. For him, everything begins with drawing, an intuitive process where thoughts become lines, and lines evolve into form. His practice moves fluidly between abstraction and figuration, exploring the tension and harmony between the two. Learn more >
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News / Exhibiting at the London Art Biennial VII Edition 2025
Artwork / Dancing Figures in stainless steel is in production. Learn More >
Artwork / Sky Trees in 'gold' stainless steel is in production. Learn More >
London Art Biennale 2025 VII Edition
Exhibiting: Cupola - Sculpture (Patinated Bronze) 2024
Cupola is a cornerstone of CH’s first works. This bronze sculpture reimagines the Yorkshire Wolds through a contemporary sculptural lens. With its gentle curves, Cupola captures the intersecting lines of field boundaries, the geometric rhythms of the land, and the vast openness of the sky.
The piece reflects the enduring beauty of the natural landscape, interpreted through a modern aesthetic. The deliberate use of patinated bronze not only echoes the tones of the environment but also invites viewers to experience bronze as a vibrant and multifaceted material.
As part of CH’s first series, Cupola stands as an iconic work that helped define his sculptural career. Learn More>
LATEST PROJECTS
Sky Trees - Sculpture (Polished, mirrored gold stainless steel) 2025 - In production
Sky Trees - Explores the relationship between the sculptural canopy of the trees and infinite expanse of the sky. Learn More >
Dancing Figures - Sculpture (Polished, mirrored stainless steel) 2025 - In production
Dancing Figures - is four dancing figures capturing a joyful dialogue between them. Learn more >
Production of Dancing Figures
Dancing Figures is currently in production, with CH working closely with the foundry throughout every stage of the process. From digital illustration to 3D printing, lost-wax casting, fabrication, and finishing, each step is carefully executed to bring his vision to life.
