After receiving early training in stone carving at Pratt Institute, Wolf has continuously evolved as a stone sculpture artist of abstract form. His intense interest in both people and art are reflected in his contemporary sculptures. He believes forces that heal and promote emotional growth in people are related to those that influence our sense of aesthetic expression through the creation of  artwork and that the act of 'creating art' provides a personal space within which one may more easily access non-verbal, implicit thought/feeling processes, and safely explore unconscious material.

Wolf’s sculptures are a blend of figurative and abstract elements expressed through various types of stone and wood. Each piece suggests a unique gestural communication that is intrinsic to human experience and is often perceived on an unconscious, visceral level, and is reflected within what is now referred to as 'implicit' thought processes.

His sculptures, which have been influenced by Arp, Moore, and Brancusi, have been exhibited over the past 40 years in a variety of galleries and museums and private collections in the northeastern United States and Seoul, South Korea. 

Sculpture Photos also available on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robertirwinwolf/

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