Ulrich J. Wolff: There Must Be Life

Ulrich J. Wolff, Black suns II, 2021.

Ulrich J. Wolff: There Must Be Life

Apr - May 2024
Vernon Public Art Gallery, Vernon, BC - To May 15

by Robin Laurence

German artist and educator Ulrich J. Wolff was the 2021 winner of the Okanagan Print Triennial, which, as this show indicates, attracts acclaimed international participants. Through a complex process combining etching, screen printing, photography and embossing, Wolff depicts a range of subjects, from landscapes and cityscapes to portraits, architecture, flora and fauna. His haunting works muse on both the human condition and the mysteries of the natural world.

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