The Print Atelier in Montréal Canada represents a selection of her images. Wolfe studied in areas of design, communication, social psychology, photography, art, and theory. She completed a BA in 2006 and MFA in 2015. Her monolithic image and text, Omniscient, was awarded 1st place by the jury in the Here, There, and Everywhere: Eurasian Cities, Asia Culture Center, ACC Creation, in Gwangju, South
Korea. She holds an MFA 2015, from Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles where she was awarded Woelffer scholarship and academic merit award, Academic scholarship 2013 for social psychology study in Matsuyama Japan, Historic Pathways winner 2009, from Indiana State University. Recent works include multimedia installation of video, photography, sound for Uncontaminated Festival at Lekter’n, Aker Brygge, Oslo; Limerance, paintings and performance, a private showing in the Atelier Nord ANX, Grünerløkka; 9Worlds of Image and Light, Elvelangs i Fakkellys, Smelteverksted, Vulkan, Oslo; Teknovisuell Experience detail #5, permanent public installation, Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, California; Making Sense installation at Bolsky Gallery, Los Angeles; 30seconds of Lake Michigan, Now Trending at Palos Verdes Art Center. Wolfe's work on the relationship between Vision and Body is motivated by inquiry into The Nature of Desire. Theories in Chinese medicine influence her work navigating themes of beauty, sense, feeling. Her work is realised through modes of synthesthetic and kinaesthetic translation considering social modes of memorialisation. With focus to forms of water, her works consider the formative structures of affective space often in conversation with architecture and nautical vessels. The formal and historic elements of the built and shipping environments part of the work itself.
