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Chris Isner is the artist behind IsnerVision, a gallery of visionary wood sculptures shaped by Ayahuasca visions and ancient carving methods. For commissions, availability questions, or general enquiries, use the details below.
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New pieces are added to the gallery as they are carved. Wall art and offering bowls each have their own section, and larger works such as Metamorphosis show what commission work can reach.
Reach out if a piece has stirred something in you. The artist behind IsnerVision reads every message personally, whether you are asking about a particular sculpture in the gallery, the nature of a custom commission, or the process and story behind the work itself. Enquiries about availability, materials, and the journey each carving takes from raw wood to finished form are always welcome, and questions are answered with the same care that goes into the sculptures themselves.
The sculptures of Chris Isner emerge from a practice rooted in Ayahuasca visions, Amazonian plant traditions, and ancient carving methods learned in the jungle from ceremonial teachers and curanderos. Each piece carries a dreamlike presence, with geometry, aura, vortex, and multiverse imagery woven into the wood by hand. Whether you are drawn to a shrine-like construction, an awakening figure, or a ritual object such as a ceremonial pipe, contact details are provided for commissions and general enquiries.
Commissioned Work
Custom visionary wood sculptures are carved on request. Large-scale examples include Metamorphosis, measuring 14′ × 39′ × 2′ in reclaimed old growth redwood.
Materials range from reclaimed old growth redwood and Mahogany to durable Acacia, with crystals such as Rose Quartz, Jasper, Labradorite, and Agate worked into the pieces.
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