From the days that are gone. 


















































Hours



Summer Solstice 2026
12 pm to 7 pm Winter Solstice 2026
12 pm to 5 pm

Bianco Gallery 
999 3rd Ave, 
(Upper Space)
Seattle WA, 98104

hello@charlieschuck.com

ObjectFindings :

From the days that are gone. 


A collection of regionally specific objects, 
books, furniture, and art gathered during 
summer wanderings along the backroads 
of the Pacific Northwest. Findings examines
the raw hardpan layers of humanity and 
history that lies beneath the technotopian 
clouds of the present.
Shop ::
Wood Canoe Frame

$1350

























This wooden canoe frame is a distilled symbol of the Pacific Northwest. Long before roads cut through forests and along shorelines, the waterways of Puget Sound served as the region’s primary infrastructure. They functioned as highways, marketplaces, and shared corridors. Canoes carried people, goods, and knowledge between communities, shaping patterns of trade and daily life well into the mid-20th century.

Reduced to its ribs, the frame reveals a regional intelligence that is practical, restrained, and deeply responsive to water, weather, and terrain. Its form reflects a culture shaped by movement through fog, tide, and rain, where materials were respected, and design emerged through use and repetition.

Hang it from your ceiling and let it hover like a memory held in space. In a contemporary moment defined by abstraction and disembodied systems, it invites a different kind of attention. Consider it a prompt for reflection, intuition, and the unconscious. If you start dreaming differently, a Jungian analysis might not be a bad place to begin.