Chris Wayne Cibachrome Print - Abstract Blue and Red Grid

This item is identified as a Cibachrome print by Chris Wayne, presented within a simple frame and matting. The artwork itself is an abstract composition featuring a complex grid-like pattern primarily dominated by various shades of blue, interspersed with prominent patches of red, black, and a muted, earthy brown or golden hue. The surface exhibits a highly textured appearance, created by what seems to be deliberate scratches, splatters, or brushstrokes that create a sense of depth and movement across the otherwise geometric structure. The technique employed results in a shimmering, almost iridescent effect typical of Cibachrome prints, which are known for their vibrant colors and exceptional archival stability. The print is rectangular, possibly in a landscape orientation, and is surrounded by a substantial white mat board, which serves to highlight the artwork and provide visual breathing room. The mat board appears clean and free of significant discoloration, suggesting good preservation. The entire piece is housed within a slim, dark-colored frame, likely black or a very dark brown, which provides a minimalist boundary that does not distract from the print itself. There are some visible reflections on the protective glazing (likely acrylic or glass) over the print and mat, indicating a glossy surface. No obvious tears, creases, or major damage are discernible on the print or mat, though a slight scuff or reflection is visible on the mat near the lower left corner in one of the cropped images. The overall aesthetic suggests a contemporary style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, consistent with the use of Cibachrome photography which was popular for its rich color saturation and clarity. The craftsmanship appears professional, indicative of a fine art print.