Charles Wax

Charles Wax is a contemporary visual artist known for his evocative explorations of color, form, and texture across painting, installation, and mixed media. Born in 1982 in Providence, Rhode Island, Wax developed a fascination with visual storytelling at a young age, studying Fine Arts at the Rhode Island School of Design before moving to New York City to immerse himself in the vibrant urban art scene. His work often examines the tension between organic chaos and geometric order, drawing inspiration from both the natural world and industrial environments.

Over the past decade, Wax’s exhibitions have garnered admiration from critics and audiences alike for their immersive quality and emotional resonance, with solo shows at acclaimed galleries in New York, Chicago, and Berlin. In addition to his studio practice, Wax is a passionate collaborator, frequently partnering with musicians, filmmakers, and community organizations to create multidisciplinary projects that invite public participation and social dialogue. His art has been collected internationally and featured in several contemporary art biennials, reflecting his growing influence as a voice in 21st-century visual culture.