Artist Information:
River Wolfe
Columbus, OH
United States
Member Since: Jul 2004
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Artist Statement:
I could have never dreamed
this life with all of it's
quirks, but I dream this gift
of art everyday.
My studio sits on the top
floor of a 75 year old home in
urban Columbus, Ohio. The
mornings are filled with
sunlight from the east window,
birds singing the praises of
another day, head swirling
with inspiration, and the
immense gratitude I feel for
living the free life of an
artist at work.
My need to communicate through
pictures has always been a
part of me. My love for beads,
and other ornaments began
while recovering from a
life-altering accident. My
hands were able to speak while
the rest of my body lay in
silence.
I discovered polymer clay
several years after my love
affair with jewelry artistry
began. In the clay I found a
medium that allowed me to
actually create my own
ornaments and beads.
Stretching, rolling, carving,
and painting the clay has
opened me. There are no limits
to the beauty and form as I
create through clay. Sharing
and exploring the spiritual
and sacred side of life is
essential as I use the clay.
There exists such a rich
mixture
of spiritual inspiration ...
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River Wolfe's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to River Wolfe's Portfolio. Browse Wolfe's body of work: I could have never dreamed this life with all of it's quirks, but I dream this gift of art everyday.
My studio sits on the top floor of a 75 year old home in urban Columbus, Ohio. The mornings are filled with sunlight from the east window, birds singing the praises of another day, head swirling with inspiration, and the immense gratitude I feel for living the free life of an artist at work.
My need to communicate through pictures has always been a part of me. My love for beads, and other ornaments began while recovering from a ... |
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