Silke Wolff

Silke Wolff, 1965, lives and works as an artist in Ludwigshafen, Germany.

Already at early age she had her own desk where she drew and painted gestural, abstract in 4 media.

After high school she studied drawing and design at 4 high ranking international universities. Followed by 14 years of international freelancing in product design.
During this time Silke Wolff traveled up to half a year to the USA, Yemen, Egypt, Thailand, China and India where she discovered new cultural worlds.

Another exciting, unknown world opened up to her when she started to meditate daily in 1996. This realm Silke Wolff interprets in her graphics. With 16 aura paintings she took part in the big exhibition at the famous Wilhelm Hack Museum, Ludwigshafen. It was called “Gewächse der Seele” (soul’s plants) and her paintings suited really well to it.

After this remarkably start Silke Wolff put her resources into fine art. Knowing her craft again there is a new world to discover. Renowned, international galleries present silk Pop Art in group and solo exhibitions throughout the world. Her distinctive digital art can be found in many printed fine art catalogs and on Instagram.com/silke.wolff.popart .

Silke Wolff has been nominated for “Top 60 Masters Award” 24 + 25, awarded with the “Int. Phoenix Prize”, “The Best Contemporary Masters 2024”, “Int. Velazquez & Goya Prize”, and with several certificates.

The esteemed art critic and historian Anthony Fawcett wrote a one paged mesmerizing review to her and her fine art:“In conclusion, one encounters her work as distinctly uplifting, each creation pulsating with a genuine feeling of joy and positivity, solidifying her status as a true post-pop artist of the 21st century.”

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Artist Statement

The pop art fine artist Silke Wolff opens a secret, supernatural universe with her metaphysical graphics. By her widened consciousness, which she has been developing for 30 years of daily meditative practice, she is able to perceive this sphere of existence.

Such unique situations she catches with oil pastel drawings in sketch books. From these ideas for her cycles with series arise, which she creates as digital collages, completed with texts.

Artworks