Albuquerque, New Mexico
Casey Warr
Sculptor
“Chaos and order is the dichotomous forces through which our bodies tumble.”
Fractal Time Fish: Portals of the Confluence
Creek Show 2026, Waterloo Greenway, Austin, Texas. Twenty welded-steel fish wrapped in dichroic film, with chasing LED interiors, hung under the Waterline / Confluence pedestrian bridge. Each fish is a standalone work and is available individually.
About this workSculpture
Work for sites, buildings, and civic space
Permanent and temporary public work includes the 2018 Cor-ten wall at Hotel Chaco in Albuquerque and Fractal Time Fish for Creek Show 2026 in Austin. Architectural installations — walls, gates, staircases, fire features, and site furnishings — are gathered on the Public Art page. Earlier public commissions published in Casey’s 2021 Sculpture in the Park biography include work for the City of Albuquerque Public Art Program (“Constellations,” “Water Tower”) and Ohkay Owingeh Casino; years and photographs [ADD].
Hand-built geometry, at the scale of a place
Casey Warr is a sculptor and welder based in Albuquerque. Born in West Texas and raised in the Alamogordo and Cloudcroft area of southern New Mexico, he earned a BFA in Sculpture from the University of New Mexico in 2006. For more than twenty-five years he has built every sculpture by hand.
The work treats geometry and light as active forces — prismatic and dichroic surfaces that change as you walk, and steel forms that hold their own against weather and time.