Raymond Wolf

This recent work of 'small oils', which I call collectively 'The Capricci', are a series of enigmatic, intimate paintings that draw one into a primal, preternatural realm, haunting and uncannily familiar.   

The drama of one's 'being-in-the-world' is envisaged as a psychic-landscape charged with immanent personal mythology, dreamed histories and lingering folk-memory.

This is not the world perceived as an entity separate and outside, but the world sensed as the very theatre of being, a seamless continuity of self.

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MA Fine Art. Contemporary Practice
Uni of Brighton 2000
BA(Hons)Fine Art Painting, First Class.
Uni of Brighton 1997

The Leeds Gallery (group), The Bowery Gallery (solo)